Going Home Facing Life's Final Moments Without Fear

"Your eyes of faith are adjusting to the new experience of being in this passageway between earth and heaven. Going Home aims to be your companion for this time of transition." -From the IntroductionWhen death is imminent, doubts may arise in the heart of even the most devoted Christian. Questions about the security of their salvation and the reason for their suffering, feelings of guilt about craving relief, and concerns for those they will leave behind are all addressed in this book of spiritual comfort and practical guidance.Written specifically for terminally ill Christians and their loved ones, helpful chapters include dealing with doubts, meeting the needs of family, wrapping up relational conflicts, and preparing a will."The authors write from experience and have a depth of perspective on helping people along on their journey home to Jesus. This book will provide help for the person on the journey and those who walk beside them along the way. I highly recommend it." - Dr. Jeffrey E. Greenway President, Asbury Theological SeminaryBill Kemp (M.Div., Bangor Theological Seminary, Bangor, Maine) has served for more than twenty-five years as a United Methodist pastor in a variety of parish settings, helping hundreds of families through the grief process. He is currently serving as intentional interim pastor for the Western Pennsylvania conference of the United Methodist Church.Diane Kerner Arnett is a part-time and former full-time reporter and copy editor for The Bradford (Pa.) Era daily newspaper. In 1987, doctors told Diane's family that she would not survive the stage four cancer that had spread throughout her abdomen. God performed a miracle and Diane has since survived a bout with breast cancer and has worked to help those diagnosed with terminal illness.Kemp, Bill is the author of 'Going Home Facing Life's Final Moments Without Fear', published 2005 under ISBN 9780825429842 and ISBN 0825429846.