In "A Walk through the Churchyard," Episcopal priest Rob
Gieselmann explores stories of death, and the beautiful yet painful
intimacy associated with these stories, in a way that brings sense
to his own wife's, Laura's, premature death that left him as a
single father of two young children. The intent of this little book
is to demystify death, and to offer a Christian spiritual sense of
the event of death. In our society, people do not like to talk
about death, but Rob hits death straight-on, refusing to temper its
sharp edges or hide from its dark grip.
"I am so grateful when emotionally gifted and highly intelligent
people like Rob Gieselmann share their intimate experiences and
understanding of death, from a Christian perspective. His work so
diminishes one's sense of being alone and lost in this most private
of all human realms." - Anne Lamott, author of "Traveling Mercies:
Some thoughts on Faith"
"'My suffering has become a spiritual lifeblood. I see in ways I
did not see before." So writes Rob Gieselmann as he allows you the
reader to join him as he intensely reflects on his life and death
experience years after the sudden death of his wife Laura. When you
read this little booklet and allow yourself to enter into his very
personal and honest and at times, emotionally raw moments of
insight, you may with him see "death's victory an illusion."' - The
Rt. Rev. Charles L. Longest, D.D., Episcopal Bishop, ret'd,
Dioceses of Maryland and Easton
General
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