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Why You’ll Love This Book:

  • Offers practical support for those facing death
  • Explores Christian tradition of the 'art of dying'
  • Includes real-life examples of reconciliation and healing
  • Focuses on Jesus' example and resurrection hope
Dying Well
Dying Faithfully

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Weight 100g
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Paperback

Publisher

IVP

Publication Date

21/06/2018

Pages

192

ISBN: 9781783594856

A popular pastorally orientated book for Christian believers approaching or considering death, but also useful to those who support them We cannot choreograph our own death, but we can die well. This is a book for those who are facing death. It is also for their relatives, friends and carers. John Wyatt looks at recent trends in dying. He examines the 'art of dying', a Christian tradition from the past. We see opportunities for dying well and faithfully, real-world examples of personal growth and instances of reconciliation and personal healing in relationships.

On the other hand, there are also challenges to face: the fears and temptations that dying can bring. We learn from Jesus' example as we focus on his words from the cross.

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The wonderful news is that we can look forward to 'a sure and steadfast hope', the amazing hope of resurrection and its implications for our lives today.

Dying Well
Find more titles in: Grief

Why You’ll Love This Book:

  • Offers practical support for those facing death
  • Explores Christian tradition of the 'art of dying'
  • Includes real-life examples of reconciliation and healing
  • Focuses on Jesus' example and resurrection hope
Dying Well
Dying Faithfully

A popular pastorally orientated book for Christian believers approaching or considering death, but also useful to those who support them We cannot choreograph our own death, but we can die well. This is a book for those who are facing death. It is also for their relatives, friends and carers. John Wyatt looks at recent trends in dying. He examines the 'art of dying', a Christian tradition from the past. We see opportunities for dying well and faithfully, real-world examples of personal growth and instances of reconciliation and personal healing in relationships.

On the other hand, there are also challenges to face: the fears and temptations that dying can bring. We learn from Jesus' example as we focus on his words from the cross.

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The wonderful news is that we can look forward to 'a sure and steadfast hope', the amazing hope of resurrection and its implications for our lives today.

OUR PRICE:

£10.99

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A popular pastorally orientated book for Christian believers approaching or considering death, but also useful to those who support them We cannot choreograph our own death, but we can die well. This is a book for those who are facing death. It is also for their relatives, friends and carers. John Wyatt looks at recent trends in dying. He examines the 'art of dying', a Christian tradition from the past. We see opportunities for dying well and faithfully, real-world examples of personal growth and instances of reconciliation and personal healing in relationships.

On the other hand, there are also challenges to face: the fears and temptations that dying can bring. We learn from Jesus' example as we focus on his words from the cross.

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The wonderful news is that we can look forward to 'a sure and steadfast hope', the amazing hope of resurrection and its implications for our lives today.

Additional information

Weight 100g
Format

Paperback

Publisher

IVP

Publication Date

21/06/2018

Pages

192

ISBN: 9781783594856
John Wyatt
John Wyatt is Emeritus Professor of Neonatal Paediatrics at University College London, and author of Matters of Life & Death: Human dilemmas in the light of the Christian Faith, and Right to Die? Euthanasia, assisted suicide and end-of-life care (both IVP). He and his wife Celia live in London and they have three grown-up sons.

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