Is My Dad Still My Dad?

This book has been an invaluable tool to my counselling practice. It can be used by parents and professionals to gently jump-start and guide the grieving process after the loss of a loved one, toward emotional and spiritual healing. In addition, it provides enormous spiritual comfort for everyone. ~ John Schurmann M.S.W., R.S.W.Individual, Marital and Family TherapistSee what makes a person valuable in God s eyes.After a tragic event, a little boy asks Jesus an important question and...
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This book has been an invaluable tool to my counselling practice. It can be used by parents and professionals to gently jump-start and guide the grieving process after the loss of a loved one, toward emotional and spiritual healing. In addition, it provides enormous spiritual comfort for everyone. ~ John Schurmann M.S.W., R.S.W.Individual, Marital and Family TherapistSee what makes a person valuable in God s eyes.After a tragic event, a little boy asks Jesus an important question and discovers that not only does Jesus know bad things can happen, He really cares and wants to help.Based on a true story.Gayle Larabie is the mom of two teenage sons, Stephen, 16, and Matthew, 13. She is a support worker for Christian Horizons in Kingston, Ontario. She is also actively involved in her local church, City Christian Centre, in Women s Ministries and as a Coffee Lady. Matthew Larabie attends Holy Family Catholic School, where he is a grade 7 student. Matt likes board games, swimming, card games, and video games.Stephen Larabie is a grade 11 student at Regiopolis Notre Dame. He plays rugby and enjoys drama and art. He is a soundman for City Christian Centre. This is Stephen s debut as an illustrator.