The Experience Most of us have likely faced this scenario. If we have not to this point, we will. Someone you are close to—a dear friend, a family member, someone in your church small group, a neighbor—just had a loved one die. To the best of your knowledge, the person who died was not a Christian, and your friend knows it. The sadness is palpable. Ah, but sadness is too light a word for this.
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