Day Sad Arrived
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A tender story and an effective tool to help children suffering loss understand their feelings and work through them. “The Day Sad Arrived” was inspired by a young man who today is sixteen years old. When he was eleven, he was extremely depressed. During a counseling session the author asked him, “What day did Sad arrive?” He stopped, thought a moment, and replied, “The day my uncle committed suicide.” That was the day when God began to change this young man’s life. He worked hard to discover new feelings and to see them as friends rather than foes. Today, this young man is in ministry and is blessing many people in his walk with the Lord.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781632329912
ISBN10: 1632329913
Kathleen Sawyer | Illustrator: T.J. Taylor Frey
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: December 2014
Publisher: Redemption Press
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