Practical Ministry Skills Twenty Things to Do for a Grieving Friend Sheila Wray Gregoire Friends can provide a special kind of comfort. See "Funerals" Training Pack

Store Code: PS02-F Format(s): Microsoft Word  Type: Assessment

Topics:	Counseling, Crisis, Funerals, Grief, Healing, Pastoral care, Shepherding, Spiritual care
Filters:	Church staff, Counseling, Discipleship, Elder, Family ministry, Pastor, Pastoral care, Shepherd
References:	Job 2:11-13
Date Added:	July 31, 2007
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1. Give him a hug.

2. Attend the visitation and funeral.

3. Buy her a hardy plant.

4. Baby-sit his children.

5. Walk her pets.

6. Make him frozen casseroles.

7. Pray often and specifically for him—and tell him you're doing so.

8. Bake her cookies.

9. Mop her floors.

10. Help him write thank-you cards.

11. Collect photos of the person who died from friends ...

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