This book is simply amazing! If you’re looking for a true story that’s honest, raw, and deeply moving, this is the one to read. Stephanie Lodor writes with such humility and a biblically sound perspective that makes every page both comforting and inspiring. As a certified professional coach, she not only shares her personal story with authenticity and grace, but also provides practical tools and techniques to help readers work through grief—no matter what stage they’re in. “Grief through Grace” is more than a story; it’s a guide filled with hope, truth, and healing. I highly recommend it to anyone walking through loss or supporting someone who is

This is more than a book—it’s a deeply personal journey through sorrow, healing, and the quiet strength that emerges when we allow grace to guide us through our darkest hours. Stephanie wrote this book from her wonderfully deep faith. She captures the pain, sorrow,and fears that one faces when a spouse dies. This book offers readers a compassionate companion through the complex terrain of loss. From the very first page, Stephanie’s voice resonates with authenticity. She doesn’t shy away from pain, but she also doesn’t let it define the narrative. Instead, she weaves moments of light, memory, and resilience into every chapter, reminding us that grief is not something to “get over,” but something to move through—with grace as our compass. What makes this book so powerful is its balance: it’s both intimate and universal. Whether you’re navigating your own grief or supporting someone who is, Grief Through Grace offers reflections that feel both deeply personal and widely relatable. Her words are a balm—gentle, wise, and profoundly human. As a parent, I couldn’t be more proud. But even setting that aside, I believe this book will touch many hearts. It’s a gift to anyone who has ever loved and lost—and a tool to promote healing and it shows the power of God’s grace through the journey

This is more than a book—it’s a deeply personal journey through sorrow, healing, and the quiet strength that emerges when we allow grace to guide us through our darkest hours. Stephanie wrote this book from her wonderfully deep faith. She captures the pain, sorrow,and fears that one faces when a spouse dies. This book offers readers a compassionate companion through the complex terrain of loss. From the very first page, Stephanie’s voice resonates with authenticity. She doesn’t shy away from pain, but she also doesn’t let it define the narrative. Instead, she weaves moments of light, memory, and resilience into every chapter, reminding us that grief is not something to “get over,” but something to move through—with grace as our compass. What makes this book so powerful is its balance: it’s both intimate and universal. Whether you’re navigating your own grief or supporting someone who is, Grief Through Grace offers reflections that feel both deeply personal and widely relatable. Her words are a balm—gentle, wise, and profoundly human. As a parent, I couldn’t be more proud. But even setting that aside, I believe this book will touch many hearts. It’s a gift to anyone who has ever loved and lost—and a tool to promote healing and it shows the power of God’s grace through the journey

Read this book in one sitting and will reread it. It was WONDERFUL! Just what I needed

Stephanie’s book has given me some useful ideas of “tools” to use for life in general. The ideas given in the book can easily be implemented by anyone who gives the time and inclination. It was an easy, clear and direct read, which I think many people will benefit from

This book offers a window to anyone struggling with loss to see that they are not alone and that many people are going through similar terrible situations. How you react and think can make a world of difference in helping you survive. Stephanie provides good insight on questions you can ask yourself and offers exercises – both mental and physical – to help you through the grieving process. Her strong faith in God leads the way.

Stephanie Loder’s “Grace through Grief” will compassionately minister to those who are struggling with grief. With honesty and courage, Stephanie shares her journey of grief and how God has been with her during her darkest hours. There are many excellent takeaways, including how most people want to be able to fix things and there is no fix, how we don’t move on from grief but move through it, and the importance of grace in the grieving process. This book offers help and hope to anyone who has experienced loss