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by Nathan Shaw (Author), John L. Sandford (Foreword by), Mike Bickle (Foreword by)
It is a frightening thing to feel alone in the world. And in an age of self-reliance it can be difficult for someone who has been left alone-whether through abandonment or the death of a spouse or parent-to ask for the help and companionship he or she desperately needs. Widows, divorcees and the fatherless are some of the loneliest people on earth. The Bible admonishes us to care for them, yet often we do no know how to aid in the process of their healing and reintegration into the Body of Christ. Nathan Shaw has a heart for this disenfranchised portion of Christ's Church and presents healing words to those who are brokenhearted, as well as a challenge to all Christians. Whether you lead a church or just want to minister to those who need it most-or are yourself broken and bruised from the loss of a spouse or parent-this remarkable book will offer you hope and guide you in practical steps towards healing.
"A call for us to draw near to God and let His concern become our concern. A cutting-edge message for the twenty-first century"
Mike Bickle, International House of Prayer
"Thank God for a prophetic book that gives a vision and hope for the future!"
Dr. Bill Hamon, Christian international Ministries Network
