Urgent Care Helping the Bereaved Make the Right Choices Randall K. Barton The surviving spouse often needs help making the right decision at the right time. See "Death of a Spouse" Training Pack

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Topics:	Death, Dying, Encouragement, Grief, Healing, Marriage, Pastoral care, Shepherding
Filters:	Counseling, Discipleship, Mentoring, Pastor, Pastoral care, Shepherd, Spiritual director
References:	Proverbs 15:22
Date Added:	September 26, 2007
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Proverbs 15:22

On the death of a spouse, church friends and family will have plenty of well-meaning advice. However, it is important to dissuade the bereaved from making important, irrevocable decisions for at least six months—preferably a year—after their spouse's death. They should not sell their home, move closer to children, get a job, ...

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