Grief doesn't follow a timetable, and it isn't a sign of weak faith. This movement keeps you company through loss of every kind: a death, an ending nobody saw, a parent slowly changing, a faith or a place you've lost.
There's no rush here to feel better, and nothing is explained away. The days are calm and unhurried, written for the hours when even prayer feels like an empty room.
From the devotionals
The man of sorrows knows this road, and he walks it near you.
Day 215
This day has been carried, and the next one will be too.
Day 219
However your grief looks today, God recognises it as yours and stays near.
Day 237
31 days
What this movement walks through
- 214 Grieving Someone Who Is Still Here
- 215 Familiar With Sorrow
- 216 Still Sad After Saying Yes to God
- 217 Somewhere for Your Arms to Rest
- 218 Standing Still by the Bread
- 219 When Getting Through the Day Is All You Did
- 220 When the Heaviness Feels Like Forever
- 221 When Someone Wishes You a Blessed Day
- 222 The Sentence You Carried Home From the Funeral
- 223 Grieving the Place You Handed Back
- 224 Missing the Person You Used to Be
- 225 When Your Hand Slows Over the Date
- 226 When Grief Won't Let You Sit Still
- 227 The Mourners Who Buried Stephen
- 228 The Grief Nobody Brought Casseroles For
- 229 When Mum Asks Again Whether You've Eaten
- 230 When Your Thumb Still Looks for Their Name
- 231 The Coat That Still Smells Like Them
- 232 The Shoes You Can't Wear Anymore
- 233 Tears Nobody Saw
- 234 Sitting in the Car With a Question
- 235 When Someone Asks How the Kids Are
- 236 The Conversation That Never Got Finished
- 237 Still Not Ready to Open the Post
- 238 The Quiet at Feeding Time
- 239 Sore Eyes Before You Remember Why
- 240 The Card You Haven't Finished
- 241 Grief at the Traffic Lights
- 242 When the News Stays With You
- 243 The Way Your Hands Still Fold the Tea Towel
- 244 Still Missing Them After All This Time
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