Grieving the Loss of a World We Knew or Imagined

In a time of deep uncertainty, political upheaval, and global crisis, many are grieving not just personal losses but the world they once knew or thought possible. Grief is more than a fleeting emotion; it is an ongoing process of navigating loss, change, and transition.

Led by Rev. Dr. Jamie Eaddy, a thanatologist and grief doula, this program explores the collective sorrow of a shifting world and invites participants to engage grief as a pathway to transformation, resilience, and prophetic action.

About Dr. Eaddy:

Rev. Dr. Jamie Eaddy is a public theologian, thanatologist, play, grief counselor, and administrator with over 20 years of experience in transformative education, ministry, and community service. As a thanatologist and grief doula, Dr. Eaddy is dedicated to guiding individuals and communities through life’s most challenging transitions, including grief, trauma, and loss.

About the Evening's Agenda

Join us for a light meal from 5:00 pm to 5:45 pm (MST).
The conversation will begin at 5:45 pm.

Unable to attend in person?

Register to receive the event live stream link.

Host or Publisher Iliff School of Theology