MRS. HUNTER'S HAPPY DEATH: Lessons on Living from People Preparing to Die

Mrs. Hunter's Happy Death (Doubleday, 2006) tells the story of Mary Hunter, a woman who died in 1801 at the age of 26 and was memorialized as a spiritual virtuoso by her pastor in the London magazine, The Arminian. When I first "met" Mrs. Hunter, she reminded me of people I had known in my own work with the dying. We all have much to learn about living from people who are preparing to die. Learn more

Perfect for church groups and book clubs rooted in the Christian tradition, Mrs. Hunter's Happy Death offers wisdom and inspiration to people  who aspire to live faithful lives and die faithful deaths. The box of 12 autographed books is mailed to single address. A pdf of the Group Study Guide will be emailed to you for easy distribution online and/or printing from your computer. Order Now

The study guide consists of TWO PARTS.  The first part contains QUESTIONS for personal reflection and group sharing, matching the ten chapters in Part One of the book.  The second part is a SPIRITUAL PRACTICE INVENTORY that is suitable for individual use and/or group sharing.  Order Now