Walking through the Valley of the Shadow of Death by Kim Carolan, Published by Strategic Book Publishing, NY, New York

SYNOPSIS OF MY BOOK

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At the end of one life, a new journey begins for those who have to live without their loved one. Walking through the Valley of the Shadow of Death helps those left behind “survive” death.

Walking through the Valley of the Shadow of Death is a book about one of the most uncomfortable subjects that people will face – death. Written from a Christian perspective, it explores the anatomy of grief, bereavement and what people around those who have experienced the death of a loved one may be looking for from their friends. Delving into what the Bible teaches about grief, and what friends of survivors can do to effectively minister to those grieving, the book’s practical guidelines will help both the grief stricken and those trying to help bereaved friends and family overcome their loss.

About the Author

Kimberly Rose Carolan resides in Washington with her husband, Joseph. She and Joseph are involved at their church, Mars Hill, and volunteer at the Salvation Army. When not writing, Kimberly enjoys playing music and being outdoors in the Pacific Northwest hiking, camping, kayaking, and gardening.

In the author’s own words:

I was inspired to write this book because of the experience our family went through as we entered into a new world of grief after my father’s death to cancer. Before my father died, I had assumed that grief was a simple process involving a few weeks of tears. I truly had no idea that it would turn our world upside down! Upon talking with others who had lost loved ones, I started to see commonalities that existed within grief. I wanted to write this book to help others understand the process of grief holistically. Additionally, I wanted to help people know how to help encourage their grieving friends and family since most people want to help, but they do not know how, practically speaking.