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GRIEF MINISTRY FACILITATOR'S GUIDE *E-BOOK*
Donna Reilly Williams and
JoAnn Sturzl
PDF, $29.95
110 pages, 8½" x 11"
ISBN 0-89390-661-1
 (see download instructions below)
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The Grief Ministry Facilitator’s Guide — E-Book shows how to create a course on grief ministry,
and provides handouts, questions for review and other course materials, all of which
can be conveniently printed and distributed from this handy e-book format. It
includes permission to photocopy items for class use, and it references Grief Ministry:
Helping Others Mourn as a textbook for the course. The guide
also includes group listening and role-playing exercises, scenarios for discussion and a resource
listing.
Purchase and Download Instructions:
To purchase GRIEF MINISTRY FACILITATOR'S GUIDE *E-BOOK*, add it to your
shopping cart above, and pay for your order by credit card. Click on the
"DOWNLOAD" button on the order confirmation page to download the .pdf file and save it to a folder on your hard drive.
Once the e-book file is saved on your hard drive, you can open it as follows:
From My Computer, or Windows Explorer, or My Documents, browse to the
folder and double-click on the file named GMFG.pdf. This action should launch Adobe
Reader. You will see the title of the book, and you will be able to navigate
the entire book. Note that bookmarks have been added to the file to make it
easier for you to jump to what you want to use. If you do not have Acrobat
Reader, it can be downloaded free of charge from www.adobe.com.
Reviews
“I felt uplifted, spiritually touched and encouraged in a ministry to
those hurting. Skillfully written, Grief Ministry Facilitator’s
Guide contains valuable resources and direction to those in grief
counseling.”
— Marion Roos, RN, hospice director, McKennan Hospice, Sioux
Falls, S.D.
“Anyone involved in the preparation of lay persons for pastoral
visiting or bereavement support will be encouraged by the Grief Ministry
Facilitator’s Guide. The experiential nature of the program leaves
both facilitator and participant spiritually enriched, theologically grounded,
personally affirmed, engaged in their own healing and equipped with
valuable insights into the mourning process.”
— Mamie Dawson, chaplain, Grey Nuns Hospital, Edmonton,
Alberta
About the Authors
JoAnn Sturzl is a pastoral minister at St. Mary’s Parish in Sioux Falls,
S.D. She is a licensed Personality and Human Relations (PHR) educator. A
member of the Presentation Sisters of Aberdeen, S.D., she has a
master’s degree in religious studies as well as a certificate in pastoral
counseling from Mount St. Mary’s College in Los Angeles.
Donna Reilly Williams specializes in grief and transition therapy in her
private practice in Woodinville, Wash. She also serves as a grief consultant
to churches, schools, hospitals and businesses, and she designs and
directs retreats in her field. With a master’s degree in pastoral
studies, she and JoAnn Sturzl co-authored their first book, Grief Ministry:
Helping Others Mourn.
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