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Book review — Not Uninformed - Sure and Certain Hope for Death and Dying

Book: Not Uninformed - Sure and Certain Hope for Death and DyingAuthor: D. Eryl DaviesPublisher: Christian FocusRetail Price: £8.99 (buy now)
Review by John Funnell1 minute readJanuary February 2021, page 28

Not Uninformed - Sure and Certain Hope for Death and Dying

Covid-19 has brought the reality of death into the forefront of the public psyche and this has presented a number of challenges and opportunities for the church. This book is the perfect companion to assist any pastor, elder or church member having to deal with such difficult questions.

Earthed in decades of pastoral experience, enriched with scripture and filled with well researched and practical examples, this book encourages us all to think of the inevitable and rest in the hope we have in Jesus.

Well worth a read!

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About the reviewer

John Funnell
John Funnell is the pastor of Noddfa Baptist Chapel, Abersychan and a member of the Editorial Board.

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