There are some things in life we would rather move through quickly. Pain. Struggle. Loss. Grief. We may even imagine that healing means eventually getting to a place where these things no longer touch us. But I’m not sure that is how grief works. Perhaps grief is not something we are meant simply to “get … Continue reading Inhabiting Grief: Loving What We Cannot Keep
April 23 Today is a sacred day for me. One year ago today, on April 23, my father, William Heath Henry, died. I did not begin that day knowing it would end in farewell. But early that morning, I received the call that he had been rushed to the hospital. What followed were conversations with … Continue reading Remembering Love That Lives On
Today, I want to share some personal reflections on grief—a topic that’s especially present in my life right now. Most of the time, the thoughts I bring to you arise from what’s happening in my own life or from my morning sit. This moment is no different. Over the past 39 years of ministry, I … Continue reading The Journey of Grief
