Good Grief Seminar

We all experience loss. How we handle it matters. | Join us Saturday, November 2 |
9:00am – 1:00pm | Lunch included | Featuring Gary Roe (Bio at bottom of page)

Good Grief  is a three-session, three hour seminar designed to help you:

  • Better understand the impact loss has on your life
  • Handle the roller-coaster emotions of grief
  • Navigate changing relationships in healthy ways
  • Adjust to a new future and begin to live again
  • Support others who are experiencing loss in compassionate, meaningful ways.

Please register/pay below
$5 registration fee

As I follow Jesus and embrace Him as my life, I heal and grow.

My Story – Gary Roe

My story began with a childhood of mixed messages and sexual abuse. This touched the core of my being and skewed everything. I buried the memories to survive.

Hungry to be loved, I became a performing animal. I over-achieved at everything, but the emptiness remained.

More hits came. I lost friends. My parents divorced. My dad died in front of me. My mom attempted suicide. Life, my life, was falling apart.

Another family took me in. I began to experience love and acceptance on a new level. My heart began to settle. My healing journey began.

Most importantly, I encountered Jesus Christ. His forgiveness and love were unlike anything I had ever experienced. I would never be the same.

As I experienced Christ’s healing in my life, I found myself wanting to help other wounded hearts heal and grow. Over the next three decades, I served as a campus minister, a missionary in Japan, pastor, hospice chaplain, and grief counselor.

I currently serve as an author, speaker, grief specialist and grief coach.

After walking through deep valleys with thousands of people, I can say the following with confidence:

  • We’ve been wounded. We hurt. We grieve.
  • Healing and recovery are possible. 
  • We’re designed to live with purpose, meaning, and significance.
  • Jesus Christ is the key to healing, purpose, significance, and to all of life.

I’m a fellow struggler. I still bear the scars of my wounds. I grieve, get anxious, worry, and battle fear regularly. As I follow Jesus and embrace Him as my life, I heal and grow.

Healing is out there, and it’s closer than you think. You are not alone.

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