For almost two decades as a pastor,
John Claypool participated in the drama
of suffering and death--but it was
always happening to someone else.
Then his own eight-year-old daughter,
Laura Lue, was diagnosed as having
acute leukemia.
She lived only eighteen months and ten
days after that first shocking news was
given to her parents.
What is it like to go through such a
profound experience of grief? Does
your Christian faith make any real
difference? What actually helps?
Out of the intensity of his personal
struggle, John Claypool shares his own
deepest feelings. The pain of talking
about his " encounter with darkness"
has been great, of course. But it is
secondary to the sense of obligation he
feels to interpret for fellow members of
Christ s Body--the Church--what God
seemed to be saying to him in the tragic
moments of his daughter s illness.
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