The Center for Grief and Wholeness is born out of the painful experiences arising from the loss of my beloved son and loved ones: parents, brothers, and sisters. The successful transition to wholeness is proof that God is still in the business of healing the brokenhearted among us. Grieving in isolation, crying only in the privacy of your home can easily become overwhelming, but the center of grief and wholeness is here to cry, walk and share your grief journey with you. Faith in God will not exempt anyone from the agony of life, rather, our collective experiences of grief are transforming tools in the hands of God. Therefore, grief is a communal affair and the Center for Grief community is here for you.

Rev. Dr. Mary Edosomwan

As a life coach, preacher, and mentor, Mary Edosomwan's specialties include bereavement management, anticipatory grief, complicated grief, non-death loss, trauma, and other life transitional issues.

She received her Doctor of Ministry and Master of Divinity degree from Samuel DeWitt Proctor School of Theology at Virginia Union University Richmond, VA with a concentration on grief and bereavement management.