Death, Where is Thy Sting?: Recovery from the Loss of Our Loved Ones and Preparation for Our Own Final Days

- COMKAID Book Reviews Death is the most confusing, frustrating, and devastating reality any of us will ever experience. Whether you are waking up to the facts of your own mortality, or you are trudging through life with immense agony after losing someone you loved, nothing can, or will ever have the same lasting effects on your views of life and eternity as coming face-to-face with death's dark door. Now is the time to redefine your sense of hope and set a meaningful course for a joyful future. Shari Howard McMinn has had to answer these questions and more after losing a precious baby to a one in a million virus, her own amazing husband to an early massive heart attack, and even her beautiful teenage daughter to a brutal double murder. Despite these horrific and unexpected heartbreaks, Shari remains faithfully triumphant in the love and hope of Jesus Christ while sharing her personal insights and practical strategies for coping with death. She will encourage you that it is possible to not only survive, but even thrive again after our loved ones are taken from this world. Guest contributors also share their moving stories of death from a variety of experiences, all heartfelt, inspirational, with biblical wisdom for those who are grieving similar circumstances. is not just about the raw emotions of loss, but more importantly, this book will show you how to become resilient, live well, prepare for Heaven, finish strong, and compassionately reduce the trauma on those left behind when inescapable death strikes. Whether read as an individual or with others in a community circle study group, this is a groundbreaking, engaging read for such a time as this. Hope House Press CCO; Fort Collins, Colorado M.Div., D.Min., Pastor of Sharon Orthodox Presbyterian Church; Hialeah, Florida MSAC, Amarah's grandmother of Hope for Kids Like Me, 501(c)3 Alamosa, Colorado Operations Commander, Morgan County Sheriff's Office; Fort Morgan, Colorado B.S. Architecture; Kailua, Hawaii