Description
About the Author
WILLIAM BLAINE-WALLACE has been rector of Emmanuel Church in Boston, Massachusetts for the last decade. Before his return to parish ministry, he spent thirteen years as a counselor to dying and bereaved persons, and administrator of programs that cared for them. He was executive director of the health care organization that developed and opened the nation's first acute inpatient center for persons with AIDS. He is a lecturer and writer in the field of death and dying, and consults with private and public agencies that set policy for the care of the terminally ill.
Reviews
It offers those who would minister to the dying and bereaved the courage to look for signs of life and hope against the bleakest of life's landscapes. * Ethics Daily *
The antithiesis of a self-help book, and completely devoid of platitudes, Water in the Wastelands shares [Blaine-Wallace's] understanding of holy death. -- Georgianna Henry * Covenant *
Book Information
ISBN 9781561012091
Author William Blaine-Wallace
Format Paperback
Page Count 102
Imprint Cowley Publications,U.S.
Publisher Rowman & Littlefield
Weight(grams) 181g
Dimensions(mm) 214mm * 144mm * 9mm