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Experiencing Grief
By Wright, H. Norman Publisher: B&H Publishing Group ISBN: 080543092X ISBN-13: 9780805430929 UPC: 9780805430929 SKU: 080543092X Browse Similar Products by Category: Christian Living > Grief, Suffering, Consolation	$3.99 Regular Price $3.51 Our Price Online Stock: 592

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POINTS OF INTEREST- Five sections correspond to the five stage of grief: shock, rage, despair, release, and peace.- The book is designed and priced to be bought in bulk and used for ministry purposes.- The perfect book to send in lieu of a bereavement card.

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Release Date: July 2004	Pages: 96
Binding: Paperback	Print Size:
Height: .26 inches	Width: 4.30 inches
Length: 6.54 inches	Weight: .14 pounds

About the Author

Wright, H. Norman

H. Norman Wright has been on the faculty of Talbot Theological Seminary and the Graduate School of Marriage Counseling of Biola University. He is the founder and director of Christian Marriage Enrichment and Family Counseling and Enrichment. He is in private practice as a marriage and family counselor.

Dr. Wright is the author of numerous books, including Communication—Key to Your Marriage, Premarital Counseling, Before You Say I Do, Crisis Counseling and Always Daddy’s Girl.

He is the recipient of the Pioneer Award in counseling from Atlanta '88—The International Conference on Counseling, and he has been awarded two honorary doctorates.