+ resources for a deeply formed spiritual life
Mary Glenn, affiliate professor with the School of Intercultural Studies, discusses her work as a law enforcement chaplain, her non-profit, Cities Together, and how she helps individuals process grief
Miyoung Yoon Hammer, associate professor of marriage and family therapy, reflects on the wounds of Christ's resurrected body, hope, and long-term illness
Miyoung Yoon Hammer
Jeff Bjorck, professor of psychology, reflects on grief, his mother's death, and the meaning of healing
Jeff Bjorck
Kutter Callaway reflects on his chronic spinal pain and the difficulty of finding faith in the midst of suffering
The suicide of her father sends Erin Dunkerly on a path of shock and grief, with a commitment to work toward prevention
Dannielle Carr uses creative writing to wrestle with God over her husband’s cancer
Dr. David Augsburger use extensive quotes and poetry to reflect on three healing postures for pastoral care
Alexis Abernethy, professor of psychology, considers the role of suffering in spiritual formation
Mark Labberton, president of Fuller Seminary, reflects on mortality and the conviction that God holds and values our lives before and after death
Alexia Salvatierra, adjunct professor and Lutheran pastor, preaches on experiences of suffering and injustice in Latino/a communities
Writer and Fuller alum Dannielle Carr uses creative writing to wrestle with God over her husband’s cancer
Dr. Goldingay discusses the Psalms of Lament and their applicability to the Christian life
After the death of his father, professor Tommy Givens discovered that God lives in our dying as much as in our living
Tommy Givens offers a theological reflection on death, dying, and the need for ritual
Reflections and resources on loss, lament, and seeking Christ’s face in the midst of our pain
After leaving Fuller, all that the Greenes thought they were giving up to obey God was granted in abundance
A sacred-secular distinction, Bregman argues, is unhelpful in death and bereavement
