Sentences with phrase «of losing their children»

He is emphatically NOT the healer of America's wounded soul, the finder of lost children, the tender of America's spiritual consciousness, or whatever other spiritual bull **** a «pastor - in - chief» would be.

Instead of an eternal punishment of bitter harshness, the judgment will be the repair and repatriation of the lost child.

Instead of an eternal punishment of bitter harshness and separation, the judgment will be the repair and repatriation of every lost child.

For even if He eternally experiences the crushing sorrow of losing a child, He also eternally experiences the joy of being with His Son for eternity, and the even more thrilling experience of His Son rising from the dead.

But other times in our lives can be just as difficult, or even more so — for instance, the experience of losing a child.

When people begin to revive their aliveness, they often reclaim their «forsaken body with all the fervor of the lost child finding its loving mother.»

and what is this love in the face of losing a child, or being told you have cancer.

The father of billions of lost children, and it breaks his heart that those children turn away from him.

Rather, like Lot, most parents are in danger of losing their children because they have set up their tent in suburbs of Sodom.

Where there sometimes is confusion (and I would venture that the abortion lobby is quite happy to encourage this confusion) is in rare cases where an obstetrician may be forced to intervene to save a pregnant woman's life, at the risk of losing the child.

Today you'll meet some parents who are living with the reality of losing a child.

There are many cases on file of lost children who hid from the police while being sought because they were more afraid of the police than being lost!

In this case, the «rain» or «storm» is the grief of losing a child.

While many parents worry about suffering a miscarriage or even a stillbirth during their pregnancy, once your baby is born, the thought of losing your child is unimaginable.

With my open adoption I still have a relationship and I feel I have gained a family instead of losing a child.

And be sure to climb the stairs to the 12 - foot - high lookout platform, which provides a great view of the garden and is helpful in case of a lost child (ahem, not that that happened).

They are both quietly worried because of losing a child already but we are prying for them and the babies and so far all is well.

It will never, however, become easier to deal with, and I hope she never has to understand that pain of losing a child she longed for.

Today, you'll hear from a mom who has experienced the tragedy of losing a child shortly after birth.

Many high risk moms assume that adoption is an adversarial process of losing their child to the state.

Hopefully it will save other mothers from the pain of losing a child under such circumstances.

One way I honor my angel is by sharing her story and raising awareness about Vasa Previa in hopes that another parent does not have to go through a preventable heartbreak of losing their child.

Permissive parenting is based on the parent's fear of losing the child's love.

Silent Grief is the friend you need to carry you through the deep grief of losing a child onto the path of hopeful living again.

This book is written for men and women, fathers and mothers, and it also explains how to keep your marriage alive while enduring the crippling pain of losing a child.

Silent Grief is not one person's account of losing a child, but rather a composite of the emotions, pain, and experiences of many different parents who have experienced child loss.

Inspired by the film Return to Zero — the first Hollywood film to tackle the taboo subject of stillbirth — this is a poignant, inspiring anthology that offers much - needed insight into the unique, shattering, and life - changing experience of losing a child.

While Rachel wishes that no parent ever know the pain of losing their child, she has made it her mission to share her story and let other parents know that they do not have to go through this journey alone.

Written through periods of grief and triumph, sadness and hope, anger and determination, Julie discusses the hell of losing a child, but the importance of finding the beauty in everyday.

There is no way to understand the depth and breadth of losing a child unless you are going through it.

Or how many of them lost children during birth?

In my first pregnancy after loss, I was terrified of losing another child.

I guess that goes with the territory of losing a child.

But in midwifery, we have focused on avoiding the pain of c - section to the exclusion of protecting women from a much greater pain: the pain of losing a child.

That is not to say that I am not concerned about the parents of these lost children because I sympathize with them and know how much they are hurting.

The emotional stress of losing a child can quickly overcome any parent.

Regardless of the age of the lost child, loved ones will experience grief.

While similar to the grief we meet in other losses, the grief of losing a child is unique in many ways.

The devastation of losing a child is indescribable and unbearable.

The parents are at risk of losing their children due to problems ranging from neglect, drug abuse and domestic violence.

«If you're the mother and a grandmother of a lost child, you don't want to hear about statistics any more.

A Pearl River couple who suffered the unspeakable pain of losing a child, quietly took it upon themselves to perform an act of kindness that will brighten Christmas Day for youngsters they will likely never meet.

Jeunet, the imaginative French director behind such films as Amélie, Micmacs, and The City of Lost Children, turns to Reif Larsen's novel The Selected Works of T.S. Spivet as the source for only his second English - language feature (the first being Alien: Resurrection) and first shot in 3D.

While it's entertaining to see these two ladies blast their way up the chain of corruption, that's not a terribly practical coping mechanism for those who are dealing with the tragedy of losing a child in the real world — although Davis» performance is so good here, it's tough to know where the real world ends and the vendetta fantasy begins.

The City of Lost Children is a stunningly surreal fantasy, a fable of longing and danger, of heroic deeds and bravery, set in a brilliantly realized world of its own.

Blessed is he who, in the name of charity and good will, shepherds the weak through the valley of darkness, for he is truly his brother's keeper and the finder of lost children.

Reinvigorating the look of Alien Resurrection is the sensibility of French director Jean - Pierre Jeunet, whose previous films Delicatessen (1991) and The City of Lost Children (1995) point directly to the familiar yet exotic and new confines of the Auriga and the Betty (which have the same spooky, almost Victorian feel as the interior of Orson Welles» magnificent Amberson mansion) as well as strange obsessions with flesh (the new Ripley is described as a «meat byproduct») and cloning (both Perlman and Pinon co-star in City).

Of his films, only «The City Of Lost Children» was a Cannes premiere.

Amélie — Jean - Pierre Jeunet had a nice little career going making weird French fairy tale movies Delicatessen (# 34, 1991) and The City Of Lost Children (# 17, 1995).

That man is Los Angeles youth - oriented social worker and finder of lost children Chandler Jarrell (Murphy), whose demeanor isn't the stuff of great prophecy — he's a potty - mouthed smart aleck.