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Letting Go of Ian: A Faith Journey Through Grief
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Jo Cundy, a solicitor, journeyed with her beloved husband, a senior bishop, through his death from cancer, travelling on through bereavement and beyond - including an earthquake in New Zealand. As Jo tells her story, she articulates deep truths about God who is Lord of the unexpected. This is an adventure of life and love, of private grief and public pilgrimage.Review"What comes through is a clear-eyed faith, a sense of what cannot be shaken, a stability that is credible because it is hard-won and a faith-filled embrace of the risk and limitation that is inseparably part of our human identity before God. Jo Cundy is a sure footed guide through some very dark places; I'm grateful that she has been brave enough to map her journey in this way." --Rowan Williams, former Archbishop of Canterbury"Letting go of someone who becomes terminally ill stretches our humanity to its extreme. Even more so when that person is a life partner, a leading public figure and someone with a deep trust in the goodness of God. Yet Jo Cundy recounts an extraordinary story of faith with deep humanity and engaging hope." --David Wilkinson BSc PhD MA PhD FRAS, Principal, St John's College, Durham"Jo Cundy is a person of immense spiritual, emotional and physical courage, and her story will inspire and encourage ... intensely moving ... A story that anyone who has ever lost a close loved one can immediately identify with, but it is also an adventure about life, love and God." --Christina Rees, author and commentatorBook DescriptionA record of a journey through grief, bringing out what the author discovered.About the AuthorJo Cundy is the widow of Ian Cundy who was Bishop of Peterborough until his death in 2009. She is a retired solicitor and spent 10 years involved in the NHS in Non-Executive roles. She now lives in County Durham and has three grown up children and five grandchildren.
Jo Cundy, a solicitor, journeyed with her beloved husband, a senior bishop, through his death from cancer, travelling on through bereavement and beyond - including an earthquake in New Zealand. As Jo tells her story, she articulates deep truths about God who is Lord of the unexpected. This is an adventure of life and love, of private grief and public pilgrimage.Review"What comes through is a clear-eyed faith, a sense of what cannot be shaken, a stability that is credible because it is hard-won and a faith-filled embrace of the risk and limitation that is inseparably part of our human identity before God. Jo Cundy is a sure footed guide through some very dark places; I'm grateful that she has been brave enough to map her journey in this way." --Rowan Williams, former Archbishop of Canterbury"Letting go of someone who becomes terminally ill stretches our humanity to its extreme. Even more so when that person is a life partner, a leading public figure and someone with a deep trust in the goodness of God. Yet Jo Cundy recounts an extraordinary story of faith with deep humanity and engaging hope." --David Wilkinson BSc PhD MA PhD FRAS, Principal, St John's College, Durham"Jo Cundy is a person of immense spiritual, emotional and physical courage, and her story will inspire and encourage ... intensely moving ... A story that anyone who has ever lost a close loved one can immediately identify with, but it is also an adventure about life, love and God." --Christina Rees, author and commentatorBook DescriptionA record of a journey through grief, bringing out what the author discovered.About the AuthorJo Cundy is the widow of Ian Cundy who was Bishop of Peterborough until his death in 2009. She is a retired solicitor and spent 10 years involved in the NHS in Non-Executive roles. She now lives in County Durham and has three grown up children and five grandchildren.
