Urgent Care Death, Life, and Grace Leith Anderson A sermon that navigates the harsh reality of suicide and focuses on the redemptive power of God. See "Suicide" Training Pack

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Topics:	Counseling, Crisis, Depression, Grief, Suicide
Filters:	Counseling, Pastor, Shepherd
References:	Romans 8:38-39
Date Added:	September 26, 2007
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When a person takes his or her own life, finding the right words for a funeral is a complicated, delicate task. Following is a sermon given by one veteran pastor. As you will see, the name of the victim (not his real name) and details from his life are used throughout the text as examples.

I. Introduction:1. Death is never easy. But death is even harder ...

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