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For anyone who is recovering from depression or other mental distress; their relatives and friends; those offering pastoral care clergy, Readers, lay pastoral assistants

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The life of God is eternal; everything else passes, including depression. And this is the truth that Katharine’s book echoes . . . every page is a breath of life and a promise of resurrection. * Jane Williams, from the Foreword *
· I believe passionately – from my own experience and from what I’ve seen happen in other people’s lives – that even in the most wretched of places and out of the darkest imaginable pain, God can and does bring healing, beauty and joy, strength and peace. He redeems our suffering by giving it meaning and turning it into a source of goodness. ’ * From Chapter 17, Joy and gladness *

Recovering from Depression A Companion Guide For

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    A Paperback / softback by Mrs Katharine Smith

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      Publisher: SPCK Publishing
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 20/02/2014
      ISBN13: 9780281070756, 978-0281070756
      ISBN10: 028107075X

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      Book Synopsis
      For anyone who is recovering from depression or other mental distress; their relatives and friends; those offering pastoral care clergy, Readers, lay pastoral assistants

      Trade Review
      The life of God is eternal; everything else passes, including depression. And this is the truth that Katharine’s book echoes . . . every page is a breath of life and a promise of resurrection. * Jane Williams, from the Foreword *
      · I believe passionately – from my own experience and from what I’ve seen happen in other people’s lives – that even in the most wretched of places and out of the darkest imaginable pain, God can and does bring healing, beauty and joy, strength and peace. He redeems our suffering by giving it meaning and turning it into a source of goodness. ’ * From Chapter 17, Joy and gladness *

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