Finding Hope in the Darkest of Times
Nancy Guthrie’s world was turned upside down when her daughter, Hope, was born with a rare metabolic disorder. The diagnosis was devastating: Hope would not live past her first birthday. But even in the midst of unimaginable pain, God was working to bring hope and healing to the Guthrie family.
A Journey of Grief and Loss
Nancy and her husband, David, would eventually face the loss of not one, but two children. Their experience was marked by incredible sorrow, but also by the hope and support of those around them. In a powerful video testimony, Nancy shares their story of grief and the ways in which God provided comfort and strength in the darkest of times.
A Ministry of Hope and Healing
Today, Nancy Guthrie is a Bible teacher and speaker who has dedicated her life to helping others navigate the complexities of grief and loss. Alongside her husband, David, she cohosts the GriefShare video series, which is used in over 10,000 churches nationwide. She also hosts Respite Retreats for couples who have experienced the death of a child, providing a safe space for them to process their emotions and find support.
Practical Guidance for Supporting Those in Grief
In her book, What Grieving People Wish You Knew about What Really Helps (and What Really Hurts), Nancy draws on her own experience of grief, as well as the input of hundreds of grieving people, to offer practical guidance on how to support those who are hurting. With sensitivity and wisdom, she tackles tough topics like talking about heaven, navigating social media interactions, and more. This book is a valuable resource for anyone who wants to support loved ones in their time of need.
Equipping Readers to Care with Wisdom and Love
By sharing her own story of grief and loss, as well as the stories of others, Nancy Guthrie provides a powerful reminder that even in the darkest of times, there is always hope. Her book is a testament to the power of God’s love and care, and a practical guide for those who want to support others with wisdom and compassion.
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