March 03, 2014

God's Gift of Love

Christine Duminiak is a Certified Grief Recovery Specialist, and author of Heaven Talks To Children: Afterlife Contacts, Spiritual Gifts and Loving Messages and God's Gift of Love: After-Death Communications..

Christine is a member of the Association for Death Education and Counseling and Founder of Prayer Wave For After Death Communication. She is a Radio Co-host of Ask the Angels on BlogTalkRadio, and a contributing writer for the Open To Hope Foundation.

Christine became involved in bereavement support in 1998 after her "dead" in-laws visited her in her bedroom one night and stayed for close to an hour!

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IANDS Presents NDE Radio: Christine Duminiak Christine is committed to spreading the message that our loved ones survive death, are still a part of our lives, and that God in His mercy allows them to directly communicate with us from Heaven, in many different ways, in order to comfort us. Christine also is committed to spreading the word that children have the God-given ability to see beyond the veil.
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Christine Duminiak Christine Duminiak was formerly in business as an Administrative Assistant to the President of an environmental firm for 14 years. However, in 1998 she was a busy stay-at-home mom and wife when her “DEAD” in-laws unexpectedly visited her in her bedroom. Startled, Christine pulled out her rosary from under her pillow and prayed for God's holy protection. While praying, the room was suddenly transformed into a bluish hue with white streaking lights, and the form of someone resembling the Blessed Mother briefly appeared over her doorway, as if to convey all was safe and God was protecting her. After that, the loving spirits of Christine's in-laws stayed and visited with her for an hour. Because her in-laws continued to make spiritual appearances, Christine, a devout Catholic, felt an overwhelming need to learn what these afterlife visits were all about. She thoroughly researched the field of after-death visitations and after years of personal spiritual experiences, as well as listening to thousands of others' spiritual experiences, has become a teacher and an authority on afterlife contacts. Christine had lost a pregnancy in 1985, her father in 2000, her mother in 2004 and her brother-in-law a priest in 2010. Eventually she began receiving comforting afterlife contacts from these members of her family too, although she is NOT a psychic or a medium. While giving spiritual bereavement support starting in 1998, Christine was coming across many who were suffering a broken heart and who desperately longed to receive an afterlife sign to know that their loved ones were OK. In order to help those who longed to receive a personal afterlife sign, in September of 2000 she founded "Prayer Wave For After-Death Communication," a unique worldwide Internet nondenominational grief support, spiritual, prayer group and website where the bereaved could come and ask for prayers to receive an afterlife sign; learn how to recognize afterlife signs; and share their stories in a safe and loving environment. Her prayer group then found themselves receiving an abundance of afterlife signs. There are close to 600 members from 21 countries around the world who are members. Many hundreds have been helped over the years. During Christine's research she eventually realized that children had a natural God-given ability to communicate with spirits, angels and Jesus. She is committed to helping parents understand, accept and safely guide their children who are spiritually gifted. She wrote her book, Heaven Talks To Children: Afterlife Contacts, Spiritual Gifts and Loving Messages for this purpose. Christine is also committed to spreading the message that our loved ones survive death, are still a part of our lives, and that God, in His mercy, allows them to communicate with us from Heaven in many different ways in order to comfort us. Her work and books bring hope to the heart to anyone who is grieving. Duminiak and her family reside near Philadelphia, in Bucks County, PA. Christine's Website