Conquering Grief

· Christ Centered Ministries
Ebook
44
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About this ebook

 This book is for anyone who wants to help himself or herself through the grieving process or someone who wants to help another person trough the grieving process.

 It's four sections are:

I. Understanding Grief

II. Stages of Grief

III. Helping yourself Conquer Grief

IV. Helping Someone Else Conquer Grief.

About the author

 Trennis E. Killian has been an Army Medic, high school English teacher, pastor, hospital chaplain, crisis counselor, police chaplain, and pastoral counselor.

All of these occupations have helped him to understand how men and women build and keep relationships. He also knows how they repair or destroy those relationships. He has also observed how people interact in all kinds of situations.

They also give him firsthand knowledge of how people live and act within each of those types of situations.

He writes in all of the following areas: Bible study, Self-Help, Crisis Preparation, and Christian oriented novels.

To be able to write so many different kinds of books, he has spent years of intensive study of Greek, an earned doctorate in counseling, and worked in many different occupations.

He writes all of his novels under the name T. E. Killian.

Because of his varied education and experience, his characters take on the characteristics and personalities of people who work in all of the occupations he knows so well.

Having been in many crisis situations over the past thirty plus years, he can write about them realistically.

He and his wife, Ann, live in Black Canyon City, Arizona, where he writes full time.

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