James Mildred explores how pastors can respond to assisted suicide with compassion and conviction, offering a Christian perspective on dignity, suffering, and end-of-life care in a changing cultural context.
Pastoring in an Assisted Suicide World
A resource for those pastoring others
Written by James Mildred as part of the Assisted Suicide resources series.
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