Find comfort and biblical guidance to navigate the pain of pregnancy or infant loss.

Have you suffered the grief and pain of pregnancy or infant loss? 

Miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant loss affects 1 in 4 women, turning the exhilaration of a pregnancy announcement into the disorienting, crushing sting of grief.

Gospel Hope for Pregnancy and Infant Loss is a book that walks through the pain of losing a baby and gently points to the hope found in Scripture. 

Even in the midst of our pain, God is near. He understands your pain and can bring healing, comfort, and hope, even through the tragedy of losing a child. 

Gospel Hope for Pregnancy and Infant Loss will equip you to:  

• Grieve your loss and find hope in God’s Word.

• Process your loss with your spouse, children, and/or friends.

• Answer hard questions about pregnancy or infant loss.

• Help friends who have experienced loss.

Key themes: Pregnancy, Loss, Grief, The Gospel

Details:

• Format: Booklet

• Page count: 168 pages

• Size: 5.5” x 8.5” x 0.35”

• Weight: 0.6 lbs

• Paper type: Gloss paper

• ISBN: 9781954742680

• SKU: 9781954742680

• Publication Date: July 2024

Table of Contents:

1. What is Miscarriage, Stillbirth, or Infant Loss?

What is Miscarriage, Stillbirth, or Infant Loss?

A Common Struggle: Stats

A Common Struggle: In the Bible

Common Responses

A Note on Triggers

2. Hope for Today

God is With You

God Will Help You

God Will Make All Things Right 

3. Mourning Your Loss

Biblical Lament

Be Honest With Your Emotions

Honestly Evaluate Feelings of Guilt

Understand Your Identity in Christ

Biblical Community

When God Says No: Trusting God in Suffering

Find Hope in Scripture

Planning a Ceremony to Grieve the Loss

Have a Plan for Important Dates

4. Common Questions

Where is God?

Is God Punishing Me?

Why Did God Allow This to Happen to Me?

Was My Unborn Baby a Real Person?

Where is the Baby Now?

Will This Happen Again?

Will the Pain Ever End?

5. Family Planning after Pregnancy or Infant Loss

Pregnancy After Miscarriage, Stillbirth, or Infant Loss

Adoption After Miscarriage, Stillbirth, or Infant Loss

Secondary Infertility

6. Processing Pregnancy or Infant Loss with Others

Show Grace

Guard Against Bitterness

Find Trusted Friends

Processing Pregnancy or Infant Loss With Your Children

Processing Pregnancy or Infant Loss With Your Spouse

7. How to Help Those Who Have Experienced Loss

Be a Friend

Pray

Offer Tangible Support

Mention the Baby’s Name

What Not to Say

What to Say

8. Hope for the Future