Pandemic Hope: Managing the Effects of Grief and COVID-19 - Newswander, Jerry
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"He comforts us in all our troubles so that we can comfort others" (2 Corinthians 1:4a, NLT). HOPE ALWAYS WINS. COVID-19 presented unforeseen challenges worldwide. Businesses closed, jobs and lives were lost, and the economy plummeted. People felt isolated because of safer-at-home orders, as grief, anger, and worry became their closest companions. Although it is far from over, HOPE can be found! In Pandemic Hope, ordained minister Jerry Newswander takes you on a journey to find hope in the midst of pain. You can't change the situation you're in, but you can create a positive environment and…mehr

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"He comforts us in all our troubles so that we can comfort others" (2 Corinthians 1:4a, NLT). HOPE ALWAYS WINS. COVID-19 presented unforeseen challenges worldwide. Businesses closed, jobs and lives were lost, and the economy plummeted. People felt isolated because of safer-at-home orders, as grief, anger, and worry became their closest companions. Although it is far from over, HOPE can be found! In Pandemic Hope, ordained minister Jerry Newswander takes you on a journey to find hope in the midst of pain. You can't change the situation you're in, but you can create a positive environment and future by building others up. This book will show you how to: - Be strong for yourself and others, - Connect with loved ones, - Differentiate between grief and mourning, - Benefit from sharing your grief story and counseling, and - Be a better helper. You can get through COVID-19, deal with grief, find hope, and share it with others. Let Pandemic Hope guide your first steps, so you and those you love have HOPE for the future.
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Jerry Newswander is an ordained minister with a degree in biblical literature, studies in pastoral counseling, and hospital clinical pastoral education. He has studied social sciences and aging services management. He has served as a lead pastor, EMT, funeral director assistant, college instructor, and multiple chaplaincies. Jerry is married, with three grown children, nine grandchildren, and one great grandchild. He and his wife live in Iowa where they continue to work and enjoy spending time with their family.