In what may well be his final publication, Bill Ritter has compiled a thoughtful and thought-provoking collection of writings dealing with the many end-of-life things we all avoid dealing with. The questions, ponderings, and fears that we wrap around the subject of death and dying are all here in the form of deep-digging sermons and eulogies. As Ritter himself faces aging and illness, he is, perhaps, wanting to reiterate some of the ‘rougher’ conversations he has begun over the dozens of years he has served in the pulpit. His personal brushes with mortality and the spiritual experiences around it have given him insights beyond his already vast theological wisdom. Those who know his quintessential delivery style will recognize his voice in each chapter. And those who have never heard him speak will sense his candid and honest tone through each word they read. Who better to introduce, tame, name, and break bread with the ever-present elephant in the room than Bill Ritter? The subject and this book are not to be avoided. Once explored, feeling enlightened is inevitable.
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