Bereavement
When death steals the lives of our loved ones it leaves us at the start of a journey with neither a map nor a sat nav to guide us. It is a long and lonely journey and while family and friends may be a great support and comfort to us it is often helpful and easier to share our thoughts and feelings with people outside that circle.
The Bereavement JourneyĀ®
From February 2026, the bereavement team will be running The Bereavement JourneyĀ® an award-winning series of films and discussion that gently guides bereaved adults through the varied ways grief and bereavement can impact, enabling them to process the implications for themselves and discern next steps.
Provided by the charity AtaLoss, and run by churches for their communities, it uniquely offers holistic support including accompanying signposting and a final session on faith questions in bereavement from a Christian perspective. The faith session follows the main material and is optional, making The Bereavement JourneyĀ® suitable for people of any faith or none. To find out more about the course visit www.thebereavementjourney.org or sign up below.
The Bereavement JourneyĀ® will next run on Monday evenings from the 13th April until 8th June. We will meet weekly (excluding the Bank holidays), 7pm-9pm in the Chapel Room at KCA. Our course material is provided and there is no cost to attend but Prior Registration is essential.
For more information contact Sara Lister and Peter Flory: bereavement@kca.church
Call 01494 431882