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Pathway to Heaven Without Fear

Biblical Hope, Comfort and Faith for the Journey Ahead

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Pathway to Heaven Without Fear

Di: Melissa Ralph MBA BSN RN
Letto da: Charles Conover
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A roadmap through the dying process and what lies beyond to offer hope, comfort, and peace for the dying and their loved ones. Helping those experiencing their final moments find God’s unconditional love.

Everyone, at some point in their life, wonders what will happen to them when they die. Many individuals and their loved ones experience fear as the dying process begins. Pathway to Heaven Without Fear acts as a simple, straightforward introduction to the belief in heaven and God’s promise of everlasting life.

Written by a registered nurse with over 30 years of experience taking care of terminally ill patients and helping them find comfort and peace as they near their appointed time, Pathway to Heaven Without Fear shares how death is not the final outcome, but a bridge to our new heavenly home. Author Melissa Ralph shares her real experiences in nursing and faith along with comforting scriptures to bring a better understanding of the unknown to listeners looking for a way to draw closer to God.

The book will hold special appeal for patients in end-of-life care and their loved ones but is written to accessibly introduce the concept of heaven and God’s unconditional love to anyone of any background.

©2025 Melissa Ralph (P)2025 Melissa Ralph
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