Title: An Aid for Faithful Dying
Product review: This book is about living and dying faithfully and told from an Anglican perspective. For those of you who don't know, Anglicans are Episcopalians in the U. S. It was recommended to me by someone in my Old Testament class. The reason I bought the book is because there is a liturgy in the back which can be used when removing life support from someone who will pass away not immediately, but soon. There is a service for the Burial of the Dead in the Book of Common Prayer and also for Ministration at the Time of Death. The liturgy in this book would cover the situation when removing life support will lead to death, but not instantly. I bought it because there is such a situation in my family and felt having some prayers and readings at the time would give comfort.
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