The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit. – Psalm 34:18

ABOUT

Located at our East Murfreesboro Campus, Life After Loss is a Christ-centered grief support ministry for anyone who is navigating the death of a loved one. Whether your loss is recent or years in the past, you'll find a caring community where you can process your grief, share your story, and discover hope alongside others who understand.

Our purpose is simple: to provide a safe place of encouragement, acceptance, and compassionate listening. Grief looks different for everyone, and healing doesn't follow a timeline. Rather than trying to offer easy answers, we walk alongside one another with patience, understanding, and the hope found in Christ.

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WHAT TO EXPECT

Life After Loss provides ongoing opportunities for encouragement, connection, and healing, including:

• Supportive Community
  Share your story at your own pace in a caring, Christ-centered environment where you'll be met with compassion, understanding, and prayer.

• Regular Fellowship Luncheons
  Gather with others for a comforting meal designed to encourage meaningful conversation, build friendships, and remind one another that no one has to walk through grief alone.

• Grief Support Classes
  Twice each year, we offer Sunday morning classes that provide biblical encouragement and practical tools to help you process grief, understand the grieving journey, and find hope in Christ.

• Ongoing Encouragement
  Whether your loss is recent or many years ago, Life After Loss offers a welcoming community where you can continue to find support, encouragement, and hope as you move forward.

WAYS TO HELP

• Send Cards — Send encouragement each month to someone during the first year after their loss. Cards and postage can be provided.

• Become a Mentor — Sometimes all someone needs is a "listening ear."

Please reach out to our leaders to ask about getting involved and helping serve others who are grieving.