For Those Who Grieve

<p>Not all shivah</em> houses are the same. Expressing one's feelings at a shivah</em> is not easy for most people. Participating in the age-old Minchah</em> and Maariv</em> prayer services enables those present to speak with G-d. The new readings found interspersed throughout <strong>For Those Who Grieve</strong> enable those present to speak among themselves.</p><p>By merging existing texts from the Minchah</em> and Maariv</em> services with new writings from Rabbi Shawn B. Zell expressing feelings of grief and assurances of comfort is made accessible. <strong>For Those Who Grieve</strong> serves as a fresh understanding of how experiencing grief together can be healing and truly meaningful.</p><p>The hope is that through the book <strong>For Those Who Grieve </strong> the pain of the mourner and the awkwardness of the visitor are lessened and peace may enter the hearts of all who participate in a shivah</em> house event.</p>