tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3180413609610750132.comments2010-01-08T12:25:13.081-05:00Canada East Missionhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/12638819678834321636noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3180413609610750132.post-34759901414194815862010-01-08T12:25:13.081-05:002010-01-08T12:25:13.081-05:00I really want to add my endorsement of Judi&#39;s Grief Ministry Workshop. <br />Judi has done a lot of work over the last couple of years to qualify <br />herself to give this training, including a certificate at Mohawk <br />College and extensive work with excellent and experienced mentors. The <br />material she will share is helpful to those required to bring ministry <br />to all kinds of loss--death/bereavement by suicide, accident, old <br />age... <br />It is also useful for any kind of loss for which people experience <br />grief and mourning--job loss, relationship loss, moves away from home. <br />I was surprised at just how very relevant it was for so many <br />situations and circumstances. And it is very, very practical! <br />This is a workshop that truly &quot;equips for ministry.&quot; <br />If you can&#39;t make this one, please consider inviting Judi to your <br />congregation. We are blessed to have someone who has truly qualified <br />herself to help make us better ministers. Let your people know as <br />well, that it&#39;s not just for priesthood. All of us can bring ministry <br />in the face of loss. It&#39;s worthwhile if only to know what to say and <br />what not to say. <br />Tell Judi I said Hi :-)Marionhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/12989740573288200129noreply@blogger.com