Sentence examples for offering grief from inspiring English sources

The Newtown Bee (@TheNewtownBee) Newtown Bible Church is offering grief counseling.

The church found itself offering grief counseling and solace to those seeking answers to the inconceivable.

But it is offering grief support for kids and also advising them against spreading rumors through social media or text messages, according to the Marshall Independent.

Each directly touches the lives of veterans and their families, whether it's providing reconstructive surgery or emergency financial aid to veterans, offering grief counseling to the spouses and children of the fallen, or fighting to expedite veterans' critical health care claims stuck in VA limbo.

School officials in Montgomery County offer grief counselors to "help students process any concerns or feelings they have about the election". (Funny, I don't recall anyone canceling exams or offering my kids grief counselors when Barack Obama was elected).

As the United States officially ended the war in Iraq last month, President Obama spoke eloquently at Fort Bragg, N.C., lauding troops for "your patriotism, your commitment to fulfill your mission, your abiding commitment to one another," and offering words of grief for the nearly 4,500 members of the U.S. armed forces who died in Iraq.

Joyce was immediately contrite — offering an outpouring of grief that is rare among officials.

Cigna HealthCare is making its E.A.P. services available to anyone, and the Caron Foundation, a drug and alcohol rehabilitation center in Wernersville, Pa., is contacting businesses affected most by the attacks and offering free workshops on grief management and substance abuse.

They SEE you through and eventually beyond frustration, anger, loneliness and grief while offering tools and perspectives that allow you to create a new and rewarding life.

Religion has been institutionalized through Motor Racing Outreach, a ministry that follows the circuit, offering Sunday services and, if necessary, grief counseling.

Also likely to be provocative: the Leev Theater Group, from Iran, which is offering Mohammad Charmshir's "Hamlet, Prince of Grief," a prequel of sorts to the Shakespeare play.