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Three books for every age in the household when grief comes home — held together with honesty, faith, and hope.
Grief doesn't arrive on schedule, and it doesn't fit one age. The widow grieving her husband. The child who can't make sense of a grandmother who isn't there anymore. The teenager processing it all in silence.
We built the Grief Companion Set because we kept hearing the same thing from pastors and pastoral care teams: 'I need something I can give a family — not just one person.' This collection brings together three End Game Press titles that meet grief at different ages and stages, each one written with deep care for both honest sorrow and resurrection hope.
Give them as a set to a family in your church. Keep them on the shelf at your counseling practice. Or hold them yourself, when grief comes home.
For the family walking through loss together — the spouse, the parent, the children, all grieving differently and needing different words. For the friend who wants to give something more meaningful than a casserole. For the pastor, counselor, hospice chaplain, or grief support leader looking for resources that honor both the weight of loss and the hope of God's presence in it.
• Uncrushed: Real Steps for Healing Your Grief and Restoring Your Joy — For adults walking through loss with honesty and faith.
• Fly High: Understanding Grief With God's Help — A picture book that gives children gentle, honest language for loss and the comfort of God's nearness.
• After the Flowers Die — A picture book about what comes after loss, and the surprising, sacred work of grief.
Three books for every age in the household when grief comes home — held together with honesty, faith, and hope.
Grief doesn't arrive on schedule, and it doesn't fit one age. The widow grieving her husband. The child who can't make sense of a grandmother who isn't there anymore. The teenager processing it all in silence.
We built the Grief Companion Set because we kept hearing the same thing from pastors and pastoral care teams: 'I need something I can give a family — not just one person.' This collection brings together three End Game Press titles that meet grief at different ages and stages, each one written with deep care for both honest sorrow and resurrection hope.
Give them as a set to a family in your church. Keep them on the shelf at your counseling practice. Or hold them yourself, when grief comes home.
For the family walking through loss together — the spouse, the parent, the children, all grieving differently and needing different words. For the friend who wants to give something more meaningful than a casserole. For the pastor, counselor, hospice chaplain, or grief support leader looking for resources that honor both the weight of loss and the hope of God's presence in it.
• Uncrushed: Real Steps for Healing Your Grief and Restoring Your Joy — For adults walking through loss with honesty and faith.
• Fly High: Understanding Grief With God's Help — A picture book that gives children gentle, honest language for loss and the comfort of God's nearness.
• After the Flowers Die — A picture book about what comes after loss, and the surprising, sacred work of grief.
