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Facing Death, Finding Love

by Dawson Church

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A fascinating and moving account of how a couple went through the grieving process after losing [a child] and the profound spiritual and emotional gifts they received from that experience.--Shakti Gawain, author of The Path of Transformation and Creative Visualization.

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1994

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140

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Publisher: Author's Choice Publishing

Published: 1994

Pages: 140

Language: EN

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