Christians must not shy away from dealing with death, President of the Methodist Conference The Revd Alison Tomlin has said. A faith that shies away from the issue of death is “neither real nor relevant,” he said.
Speaking as the Church launched its new booklet “A Gift of Remembrance”, Revd Alison said: “Everyone is affected by death at some point in their lives and a faith that shies away from these issues would be neither real nor relevant. Because it can be emotionally difficult and painful it’s easy to want to put the issue to one side, to try not to think about it or deal with it. But as Christians we believe in a God of hope, a God who is with us even in the valley of the shadow of death.”
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