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LIGHT OF THE VALLEY LUTHERAN CHURCH The Power of Community – Other people understand More than just practical tips, GriefShare’s Surviving the Holidays is a community of people who know what it’s like to walk through the holidays in grief. You will find connection and comfort in knowing you’re not alone this season. People who have attended repeatedly share how helpful this is. Light of the Valley Lutheran Church is offering the three-hour session, Surviving the Holidays, on Thursday, November 19, starting at 1 p.m. This session has a video, participant’s guide for you to take home and discussion to help you prepare for some of the difficult times faced during the holidays. Survival Guide: Navigating the Holidays After Loss Book Is a Companion for Your Grief Journey. This compassionate book is filled with practical tips and gentle encouragement to help you during the holiday season—one day at a time.

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