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What does pastoral care look like on the ground amid

suffering?

I think it speaks the truth.

We don't pretend that things are fine when they're not.

And we have the courage to say, this hurts.

I don't like this.

I despise this.

Very early in the morning, the day my wife died, I called my dearest friend.

And I said, I wish I was more fluent in cussing because I really hate death.

Yeah.

You know, it's a dastardly thing.

And Jesus swept at the grave of his dear friend Lazarus, even though he knew he would raise him.

Yeah. of his dear friend Lazarus, even though he knew he would raise him. Applying the riches of the Reformation to the modern church.

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Harold Sinkbile is Emeritus Executive Director for Spiritual Care at Doxology, the Lutheran Center for Spiritual Care and Counsel.

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