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Jesus lingers with us in our loss, both during and beyond Easter.

We know holiness doesn’t always lead to happiness. But what if our unhappiness can itself be holy?

The hope of union that helps us persevere today

Written in the wake of world war, the poignant service stills us during a season of extravagance.

I learned how to mourn when my mom lost her mind, and then her life, to dementia.

Faith is dividing families. What does lament look like in our relationships to God and our loved ones?

“The last enemy to be destroyed is death,” and that enemy is insurgent in the Israel-Hamas war.

His engagement announcement reflects the complications of grief and celebration that Christians experience with second marriages.

Despite Scripture’s warning against communication from beyond the grave, most consider hearing from loved ones to be a comfort in their grief.

Tim Keller: We often seek short-term satisfaction. But what Jesus offers is far better.

The late pastor taught us how to live—and die.

More Americans are staying put. But how can we live with intention?

Churches can play a vital role in supporting those experiencing grief. Here are 5 research-based ways to do so.

Presbyterians expect less fight and more fatigue as they gather following the Covenant shooting and the deaths of Harry Reeder and Tim Keller.

As much as we might want to, none of us can outsource the burden of bereavement.

But he gave me something more enduring.

Because of Jesus, we are not like those who grieve without hope this holiday season.

While some of this advice may feel counter-intuitive, research shows each action can help us find healing after loss.

Grief and God have been part of U2’s story from the start.