Buiding Church Leaders Home
Search By:
Advanced Search
Church RoleTopicFree Samples
Train LeadersAssess My ChurchConnect With LeadersRespond to CrisisMentor & DiscipleMultimediaStore
Home > Store > Urgent Care > Training Pack
Urgent Care
Suicide
Urgent Care: Suicide
Store Code: UC01
Format(s): Microsoft Word Premium Content - Click for info
Price: $14.95

Add to Cart

Join Now!
Topics:Counseling, Crisis, Depression, Grief, Suicide
Filters:Counseling, Shepherd
Purpose:Discipleship
References:1 Samuel 31:2-5, Matthew 27:3-5
Date Added:July 25, 2007
share this pageshare this page


Overview

What do you say when there's been a suicide in your church? What can you tell the family to comfort them? What do you preach on? Is suicide a forgivable act? Use this guide to help you know what, and what not, to say during this intense time in your ministry.

This Training Pack contains all of the following:

Quick Guide for Action
Key points for caregiving ministry.

After a Suicide
Strategies and reflections for serving those who are left behind.
Randy Christian

Is Suivide Forgivable?
What is the biblical hope and comfort we can offer a suicide victim's family and friends?
Lewis B. Smedes

Embodying Christ in the Midst of Suicide
Rather than answers, let your presence be a ministry to people in their grief.
Loren L. Townsend

Breaking the News
An awful task is also an act of ministry.
H. Norman Wright

Children, Teens, and Family Responses
What you need to know about the unique responses of these groups.
H. Norman Wright

Talking to the Church
One church’s plan for grieving a suicide as the body of Christ.
Loren L. Townsend

What Not to Say
Some comments—meant to comfort—should never be said in the aftermath of a suicide.
Albert Hsu

Death, Life, and Grace
A sermon that navigates the harsh reality of suicide and focuses on the redemptive power of God.
Leith Anderson


Join Now

Average Rating: Not yet rated


Submit Your Rating and Review:

Choose star rating:
Low High

Name:
Comments: 1000 character limit 
 


Leaders & Faith Crises
Here's how to overcome the tough questions.

Shepherding Others
Providing soul care to your church's leaders and congregants.



Elder Abuse
Learn how to recognize, prevent, and stop mistreatment.

Faith Communities and Domestic Violence
The church has a responsibility to provide protection and counseling.

Members

To view this content in full or to download the files, please login:

E-mail:
Password:
Non-Members

Please click here to find out more about starting a membership. As a member, you will be able to have access to all of the content on BuildingChurchLeaders.com.

Join now …