Is it possible for us to grieve in such a way as to help the healing process? Listen in as Dr. Sweatman shares. 

Can grief be good for us? Dr. Steve Sweatman of MTI examines grief and why grieving over loss is not only proper but good for us as a necessary part of the healing process. 

Dr. Brent Lindquist and Scott Hollinger talk about the grief experienced when a child leaves the home. 

Because of distance and limited contact, it may be possible for expat workers far from their passport country to have missed stages in the grief process that closer family members have gone through. Upon returning to their passport country they maybe sudd 

How can we help our co-workers who are grieving?  What can we do?  What should we say?  What are some things to avoid saying?  Susan Fiet interviews TWR staff members Elly Streeter and Carol Hawkins about what they found helpful as friends stood by them w 

Susan Fiet continues the interview from a week earlier where Elly Streeter and Carol Hawkins share practical ways that people helped them when they were grieving family members.  We’re reminded that our comfort and presence isn’t only needed initially, bu 

Saying, “Goodbye,” to fellow co-workers again and again.  This is a unique form of grief that is frequently encountered by expat Christian workers.  How do you keep from closing-off your heart to new friendships?  How do you help your children as they wat 

Edmund Spieker shares how God helped a family through when their teenage son died in a tragic accident. 

Expat Christian workers say goodbye more often probably than anyone else. And, it doesn't get easier. Are there ways to minimize the pain? We'll look at a few. 

For expat Christian workers, saying goodbye seems to be happening more often. Are there ways to minimize the pain? We'll look at some suggestions. 

Have you lost track of the number of times you have said goodbye? It can be painful, but there are ways to minimize the pain of saying goodbye. 

When you say goodbye to a friend or team member it doesn't mean you will never see them again. It may be the beginning of a new phase in your relationship.. 

TWR Staff member, Susan Fiet, tells of her grief over the loss of a baby girl. While still grieving her child, her father passed away. Changes in her mother left her feeling as if her mother was gone, too. Susan shares how God ministered to her during thi