When Life Hurts

When Life Hurts

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A Personal Journey from Adversity to Renewal.

A rabbi who lost his home and all his possessions in a wildfire candidly shares the feeling of anxiety, grief, and anger spurred by the event, and his subsequent crisis of faith, offering readers practical advice on how to cope with the spiritual questions raised by tragedy.

A rabbi who lost his home and all his possessions in a wildfire candidly shares the feeling of anxiety, grief, and anger spurred by the event, and his subsequent crisis of faith, offering readers practical advice on how to cope with the spiritual questions raised by tragedy.

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