While We're Waiting® - Hope After Child Loss
This is a podcast FOR bereaved parents BY bereaved parents. Join your host, Jill Sullivan, as she talks with parents who have lost children of all ages to all types of circumstances. This is a podcast of stories ... stories of devastating loss and grief and heartbreak and struggle ... and stories of hope and healing and faith, and yes, even joy. Underlying every conversation will be the hope we have in Jesus Christ, which makes it possible to not just survive the loss of a child, but to live well while we're waiting to see them again in Heaven one day. Visit our website at www.WhileWereWaiting.org for more information about our nonprofit ministry to bereaved parents.
While We're Waiting® - Hope After Child Loss
Latest Episodes
321 | "Hope Is Everything" with Sherry Bullock
Sherry Bullock’s 19-year-old daughter, Emma, was fun-loving, easygoing, and known for leaving “a trail of Emma” wherever she went.On February 6, 2021, Emma was killed in a devastating accident on a Florida interstate. In our conversation...
320 | A Holy Grief (Part Two) with Angie Ford-Green
What does a "holy grief" look like twenty-four years after the death of a child?In this second half of my conversation with Angie Ford-Green, we move from the story of Kevin's death to the wisdom God has cultivated in her...
319 | A Holy Grief (Part One) with Angie Ford-Green
Angie's experience with grief began early in life, losing her father to a massive heart attack when she was just twelve years old. With little guidance and few opportunities to express her grief, she learned to hide her pain and pretend s...
318 | "I'll See You Soon" (Part Two) with Dan and Melissa Andres
Allie Andres always ended her notes and letters with the words, "Don't worry about me. I'll see you soon." Because of her faith in Jesus, Allie knew that death was not the end of her story. She would see her loved ones again.(If yo...
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317 | "I'll See You Soon" (Part One) with Dan and Melissa Andres
"Don't worry about me. I'll see you soon." ~ AllieWhen sixteen-year-old Allie Andres was diagnosed with diffuse midline glioma (DMG), an aggressive and incurable pediatric brain cancer, her family was suddenly faced with every pare...
Fan Mail
this blog has been very helpful. Our 30 year old son took his life in June of 2025. Life was too painful- he tried hard and was helping others as a Christian. The unanswered questions plague us but know God is sovereign. The only way of existing is to be there for other young adults. Thank you again🙏✝️😇Joanne
Memphis, Tennessee
