“It dawns on you quite suddenly that life is never, ever going to be the same again – that the whole world has changed in a moment”.
Justin Welby (Archbishop of Canterbury)
Most people expect to be very sad when someone close to them dies.
What they often do not expect is the severity of their emotions, the
unpredictability of their emotions and the length of the Grief Journey ahead of them. Sometimes it is easier to talk about your feelings to someone outside your friends and family. At King’s Church we offer the following support:
Willing to Listen
Someone will listen to you as you talk about your loss and it’s impact on your life.
My Grief Journey
A six week programme designed for anyone who has lost someone close to them through death, whether recently or many years ago, and is struggling with the impact of this loss. Programme led by Neil & Judith Suggett.
The next course starts on TUESDAY 28th Feb at 7.45pm - 9.15pm
CafeConnections
This is an opportunity for people to connect with others who have been bereaved and chat informally over tea/coffee and cake. No sign up required.
Thursdays 3pm - 4pm
9th March
11th May
13th July
9th November
Hearts of Love Service
We are holding a service of thanksgiving for the lives of our loved ones who have
died. Date for 2023 TBC
Please refer to our church diary for upcoming events and dates.
For more information please email bereavement@kca.church
and for daily encouragement visit 'BereavementsMatter' on Twitter @JudithSuggett