Continued from part 1
I felt a pause, and in that brief moment I asked God to get me through these feelings.
My heart was racing. The fear in me grew the closer I got to Church. I made it to the front door, but I couldn't take another step. I was paralyzed with fear and insecurity, an inconsolable sadness and an overwhelming desire to run.
I decided to do one last thing before I turned for home. I called a friend whom I had leaned on and trusted. I knew she would give me the encouraging words I needed. I barely spoke but two sentences when she said, "I'll be right there."
God gave me what I needed - the comfort of a friend and the knowledge that I wasn't going to have make my journey alone. As my friend and I sat through the Healing Service, I felt a love and a comfortable peace that I hadn't felt in a long time. The peace wasn't so much about what went on around me in the Church- but rather within me.
My heart was forever changed that night and so was my grief. I want others to experience the peace I feel and yet the words to describe it fail me.
So all I can do is encourage and invite others to come and experience God's amazing love and healing touch.

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