Angel Children

When Mary Hill's fifth child, Stephen, was born with a congenital heart defect and died at three-and-a-half months, she was plunged into anguish and questions. Drawing on scripture, prophetic teaching, and personal revelation, she found comfort in the doctrines that little children who die are saved in the celestial kingdom, redeemed from Satan's power, and will be restored to their parents. A tender, faith-centered handbook of consolation for LDS families facing the loss of a child or the challenge of a disabled child.

• A mother's raw, first-person account of losing her baby—paired with the doctrines that gave her peace.
• Answers the anguished question every grieving LDS parent asks: where is my child now, and will I have him again?
• A go-to ministering and condolence gift for families facing infant loss.
• Includes the beloved 1909 Liahona editorial 'Why Do Little Children Die?' reprinted in full.

“He had left as quietly as he'd come, gone on to other spheres—"the crown without the conflict."”

Perfect for a Latter-day Saint parent grieving the death of an infant or young child, or facing the challenge of raising a disabled child, who wants doctrinal reassurance.