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Suicide: Help for Before and After
Care for people well in this difficult time.
Store Code: SG02
Format(s): Microsoft Word Premium Content - Click for info
Price: $19.95

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Topics:Counseling, Crisis, Grief, Healing, Pastoral care, Shepherding, Spiritual care, Spiritual direction
Filters:Church staff, Counseling, Elder, Pastor, Pastoral care, Youth pastor
Purpose:Discipleship
References:John 3:16, Psalm 23
Date Added:April 01, 2004
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Overview

If you know family and friends of a suicide victim, discerning how to react and help is hard.

These five articles from Leadership journal provide suicide warning signs and prevention steps to use before a tragedy occurs, a process for how to respond if a tragedy has occured, and encouragement to those ministering to the left behind. Also included is a forum that answers common questions and misconceptions about suicide.

This Training Pack contains all of the following:

When You Get the Call
What to do when someone is threatening suicide.

Saving Suicidal Teenagers
Warning signals from the young and vulnerable.

After a Suicide
What is the best way to serve those left behind?

Ministering to the Survivors
How does a church leader answer the questions raised by a suicide?

Man of Sorrows
His firstborn son had broken his heart. Had he also broken his ministry?


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