New story posted on The Widows Walk Ministry - "Why Couldn't I Keep My Cat?"







If you've lost a friend or loved one through death, then you probably know there is one little word that poses a huge question, "Why?" Some of us have had a really hard time reconciling answers to this question. Others are afraid to ask fearing that it might be wrong to question God. Is God big enough to handle our questions? Does… Continue

Maybe it's my age, but it seems to me that almost every week someone tells me about a friend who has recently passed away. I realize that I'm on the other side of the half-century mark, so it seems pretty logical that I will begin to know as many people who have died as those of us who are still here.



Certainly my 82 year old dad can tell you that he has outlived all of his brothers and sisters, my mom, and a lot of friends. Twenty years ago, I thought this kind of…

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I was widowed in 1997, at the age of 42 with three children ages 8, 11, and 14. By the grace of God, we have survived and learned many things along our journey.



In sharing my stories, I hope to help others who are dealing with grief in their lives. This ministry began when I met a woman who was grieving the recent death of her mother. She began telling her story and as I listened, I felt my soul being drawn toward a familiar place. She asked if I would meet her to walk and to talk… Continue