Walking through the Valley of the Shadow of Death

When eight-year-old Dallin falls on a playground and dies two days later, his mother chooses to keep seeking and expecting miracles—not the miracle of healing she prayed for, but the quieter mercies of peace, priesthood blessings, revelation, music, and grief itself. In sixteen tender chapters framed by Psalm 23, Kathryn Cunningham shares how a lifetime of faith and covenant-keeping prepared her to face the unthinkable, and how the Savior transforms our most broken moments into something sanctifying.

• A mother's raw, hopeful account of the two days between her son's accident and letting him go—written in the freshness of new grief
• Reframes 'seek and expect miracles' for readers facing loss that no miracle seemed to fix
• Sixteen distinct 'miracles' that show God's tender mercies in the darkest valley
• A perfect, gentle sympathy gift for any parent or family who has lost a child

Perfect for a Latter-day Saint parent or ministering friend seeking comfort and language for faith after the death of a child or other devastating loss.