As a new year dawns, those grieving may feel both the weight of loss and the whisper of hope. This reflection reminds us that healing isn’t about moving on, but allowing God’s light to meet us in our pain — carrying love forward, one tender step at a time.

My first Christmas without my son, Jason, in 2018 broke my heart amidst holiday cheer, but finding solace in a quiet Colorado family gathering, I encourage others to honor their grief with gentle, loving new traditions.

Grief can feel unbearably lonely after losing a loved one. Learn why loneliness is so common in grief and discover gentle, hopeful ways to begin healing.

Losses come in many forms. Grief is a result of those losses. How do we process grief?

I have never experienced this kind of shock, pain, sadness, grief, etc. before - even though I had suffered loss before.

“What’s Love Got to Do With It?” Everything! This is especially true if you are the one left behind after divorce to pick up the pieces of your life all the while still in love with your ex.