Grief: A Biblical Pathway to God

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Bishop F. Josephus (Joey) Johnson, a pastor since 1974 and a certified Grief Recovery SpecialistĀ® since 2002, situates The Grief Recovery MethodĀ® within a biblical context. The Grief Recovery MethodĀ® is an educational program that is not obviously biblical, but it is not anti-biblical. This book helps those who desire to understand how the Method and the Bible correlate.

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Bishop F. Josephus (Joey) Johnson, a pastor since 1974 and a certified Grief Recovery SpecialistĀ® since 2002, situates The Grief Recovery MethodĀ® within a biblical context. The Grief Recovery MethodĀ® is an educational program that is not obviously biblical, but it is not anti-biblical. This book helps those who desire to understand how the Method and the Bible correlate.

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