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A grace disguised

Book • 1995

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John Mark Comer

Gerald Sittser

's best-known book recounting personal tragedy and faith.

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John Mark Comer

as writing about a tragic story where he lost his mom, wife and daughter in a car accident.

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Keith Krell

as an example of a memoir illustrating suffering’s redemptive effects.

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Kate Bowler

as a book written by Jerry Sitzer about experiencing grace after tragedy.

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Elizabeth Mosser

as a meaningful book on long-term grief and how it reshapes life.

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Producer Mike

when referencing a powerful, personal book about grief that helped him understand suffering and consolation.

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Nan Deal

as a comforting book that gave grieving people permission and voice to grieve.

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