What Grieving People Wish You Knew About What Really Helps (And What Really Hurts)

Support the Grieving with Compassion and Wisdom

When someone you care about is grieving, you want to help—but knowing what to say or do can feel overwhelming. What Grieving People Wish You Knew by Nancy Guthrie offers a compassionate, practical guide for walking alongside those who are suffering.

Drawing from her own experiences of loss, including the deaths of two young children, Guthrie provides heartfelt insights and actionable advice for truly comforting the bereaved.

Features Include:

• Real-Life Wisdom: Honest reflections from grieving people about what helped and what hurt.
• Practical Guidance: Learn what to say, what to avoid, and how to offer meaningful support.
• Faith-Focused Insights: Encouragement rooted in a biblical understanding of grief and hope.

Perfect For:

• Friends and Family: Equip yourself to be a source of comfort and strength to those you love.
• Church and Ministry Leaders: Develop deeper empathy and understanding for those in your care.
• Personal Growth: Gain tools to navigate the challenges of supporting someone in grief.

With warmth and sensitivity, What Grieving People Wish You Knew empowers readers to show up with grace and love during life’s hardest moments. Let this book guide you in being the friend and encourager that grieving people need most.