Description
Melanoma, the word strikes fear into the hearer, especially when it is a
diagnosis for a loved one. Al Groves, a beloved professor at Westminster
Seminary and his wife, Libbie, heard these words and knew life would never
be the same. In this conversation with Sharon Betters, Libbie shares the
journey that her family experienced in the year after her husband Al’s
diagnosis of terminal cancer. She offers her family’s story as a means of
coming alongside of others who are struggling with cancer, God and grief,
answering such questions as:
* How did you tell your children?
* Did you ever hit a wall where you felt you just couldn’t handle all
the daily responsibilities of raising your children and caring for
your husband?
* Al was a gifted author, beloved professor at Westminster Seminary.
Did you ever question why such a gifted man who had so much more to
offer had to die?
* What about lament?
* How important was and is your faith? How did it make a difference in
the way you viewed this diagnosis?
* How did people help you?
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struggle with mental illness every minute of every day. In this powerful,
transparent interview, one family describes their extraordinary battle to
find stability when their family life revolves around the insecurity of a...
Published 08/30/23
Jerry was born with Cerebral Palsy, but Joan had worked with people who
have disabilities throughout her life, so she thought she knew what she was
signing up for when they were married over twenty years ago. In this
transparent interview, Joan and Jerry share the challenges of marriage and...
Published 08/09/23