Learning To Jump Again: A Memoir Of Grief And Hope - Couverture souple

Weber, Anthony

Couverture souple

ISBN 10 : 1449721303 ISBN 13 : 9781449721305

Editeur : WestBowPress, 2011

Synopsis

As a pastor and teacher, Anthony Weber tried to help people deal with the grief that accompanied the death of a loved one. In 2003, he experienced that loss for himself when his father, a minister and counselor, died of pancreatic cancer while still in his fifties. Suddenly, Anthony's personal experience challenged his carefully crafted theological understanding of pain and grief.

Anthony had to revisit a lot of big questions that he thought were resolved: Why is life so hard? What kind of God allows this, and why? Why do I feel so disconnected from others? How do I handle the roller coaster of emotions? Why am I now consumed by fear? How should I view the presence of pain in the world? How do I, as a pastor, teach my congregation how to pray when I can't pray anymore? Can I doubt? How long can I cry? And how long will God put up with me?

Learning to Jump Again allows us to grieve at the ripple effect of death, grief, and loss-but not without hope.

"I read Learning to Jump Again straight through-except for the times I had to stop and wipe away the tears. Refreshingly honest, Anthony's insightful and winsome writing style helped me process some of the emotions of my own father's death twelve years ago. I hope this fine book finds its way into the hands and hearts of millions dealing with death and the grief that accompanies it."
Nick Twomey, Founding/Lead Pastor, Bay Pointe Community Church, Traverse City, Michigan

"An unusually candid account of a man of faith wrestling with God through the death of his father. Anthony Weber brilliantly articulates the raw realities of being enshrouded with grief and the struggle to get beyond."
Jacquelyn Kaschel, Mlitt, PNH1, CEIP-MH

A propos du livre

Présentation de l'éditeur

As a pastor and teacher, Anthony Weber tried to help people deal with the grief that accompanied the death of a loved one. In 2003, he experienced that loss for himself when his father, a minister and counselor, died of pancreatic cancer while still in his fifties. Suddenly, Anthonys personal experience challenged his carefully crafted theological understanding of pain and grief.

Anthony had to revisit a lot of big questions that he thought were resolved: Why is life so hard? What kind of God allows this, and why? Why do I feel so disconnected from others? How do I handle the roller coaster of emotions? Why am I now consumed by fear? How should I view the presence of pain in the world? How do I, as a pastor, teach my congregation how to pray when I cant pray anymore? Can I doubt? How long can I cry? And how long will God put up with me?

Learning to Jump Again allows us to grieve at the ripple effect of death, grief, and loss-but not without hope.

I read Learning to Jump Again straight through-except for the times I had to stop and wipe away the tears. Refreshingly honest, Anthonys insightful and winsome writing style helped me process some of the emotions of my own fathers death twelve years ago. I hope this fine book finds its way into the hands and hearts of millions dealing with death and the grief that accompanies it.
Nick Twomey, Founding/Lead Pastor, Bay Pointe Community Church, Traverse City, Michigan

An unusually candid account of a man of faith wrestling with God through the death of his father. Anthony Weber brilliantly articulates the raw realities of being enshrouded with grief and the struggle to get beyond.
Jacquelyn Kaschel, Mlitt, PNH1, CEIP-MH

Biographie de l'auteur

Anthony Weber is a pastor, teacher, coach, husband, and father of three boys. He holds degrees in English education and theology, and currently lives in Traverse City, Michigan. In his spare time, he promotes good athletic programs by prominently displaying Ohio States logo wherever he can.

Détails de l'édition

• Éditeur: WestBowPress
• Date d'édition: 2011
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN 10: 1449721303
• ISBN 13: 9781449721305
• Reliure: Broché
• Nombre de pages: 164
• Coordonnées du fabricant: non disponible
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