Life Everlasting

Duane S. Crowther's landmark work examines what awaits mankind beyond the veil, weaving together scripture, discourses of Latter-day Saint leaders, and hundreds of eyewitness accounts from those who died and returned. Beginning as a father's response to his young daughter's death, it explores entry into the spirit world, premortal life, paradise, spirit prison, hell, resurrection, final judgment, the degrees of glory, and exaltation. First published in 1967 and expanded over decades, it remains a definitive LDS reference on the afterlife.

• Over 200 eyewitness accounts of people who died and returned to tell what they saw
• Written by a grieving father after losing his young daughter—offers real comfort for those who mourn
• A pioneering 1967 work on near-death experiences, predating Raymond Moody's famous 'Life After Life'
• Answers the questions everyone asks: Where do we go? Will we know our loved ones? What is it really like?

“Could you gaze into heaven five minutes, you would know more than you would by reading all that ever was written on the subject.”

Perfect for a doctrinally curious Latter-day Saint seeking comfort and detailed answers about what happens after death, especially someone grieving a loved one or fascinated by near-death experiences.