Widows’ Ministry
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Your Story Continues
Your story isn’t over! Continue reading
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In the Morning
God is faithful. Even when our lives are disrupted or not what we ever expected or wanted. He is with us through it all. Continue reading
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Seasons Changing
Seasons change. God does not. He’s always faithful. Continue reading
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When Days Grow Shorter
Fall brings less daylight and longer evenings which can add to a widow’s feelings of isolation and loneliness. Continue reading
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The Empty Chair
Despite the pain of losing my husband, I’ve found comfort in our cherished chair, a symbol of our love and shared memories. It’s a testament to the unique ways we cope with grief, showing that even the most personal items… Continue reading
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Fall Chores
Learning to manage a household alone is part of adjusting to a life you never expected to live. Continue reading
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Not All Change Is Bad
Fall is a beautiful season and a reminder that change can be beautiful as well. A fresh perspective on our lives can be helpful in healing our hearts and minds. Continue reading
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Compounded Grief
Facing major losses and changes in our lives shines a glaring spotlight on the void in our lives that we are constantly confronted with: our primary supporter and comforter is no longer by our side. Continue reading
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Facing Fall
As with any new season, along with the positives we might enjoy, there’s also a mixture of grief, lone, and bittersweet memories thrown into our lives as widows Continue reading
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Emptiness of the House
There’s something about walking into an empty house after a period of being away. There is no place like home, that’s true, but even after 13 years being widowed there’s still a sense of loss when I open the door… Continue reading