Don't bury me 'til I'm dead by Bernard Robin

Don't bury me 'til I'm dead

Bernard Robin
128 pages
Accent Books
Jan 1977
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Robin, for a year and a half, kept a diary of her innermost feelings as she revealed in her daily conversations with her Lord her frustrations when, without warning, her illness came to haunt her and her family. She gave this diary to her pastor, Rev. William T. Hays, of Zion Hill Baptist Church, Jonesboro, Georgia. He, with her husband's consent, prepared it for reading. In her writings you can share her faith and desperation, her joy and pathos, her confusion and ultimate understanding and victory. If you are not experiencing this kind of struggle yourself, you will learn much from Robin about what to say to and how to minister to a loved one who is struggling with dying.
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Pages 128
Publisher Accent Books
Published 1977
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