Chesed: Acts of Kindness from EKS Publishing
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Any of these three booklets for $4 each when you mention Kavod v'Nichum (min. 25)

Give Me Your Hand: Traditional and Practical Guidance on Visiting the Sick
By Jane Handler and Kim Hetherington with Rabbi Stuart L. Kelman - Second Edition, 1997

Originally published through the National Center for Jewish Healing. This booklet explains the Jewish practice of Bikkur Cholim, visiting the sick.  It provides clear, concise, and easily accessible information about traditional practices and describes the historical and theological context for this mitzvah. Included are traditional prayers, new prayers, and a checklist of practical advice.

ISBN 0-939144-26-3; 72 Pages
Chesed Shel Emet - The Truest Act of Kindness: Guidelines for Taharah - The Jewish Ritual for Preparing the Body for Burial
By Rabbi Stuart L. Kelman - October 2000

Laws of taharah have deep historical roots. Beginning in Mishnaic times, specific procedures and customs evolved in various locations and through many generations. As a result, numerous traditions exist today.  This booklet details the Jewish rituals the Chevra Kadisha performs to prepare the body for burial, including specific procedures and prayers.

ISBN 0-939144-33-6; 56 Pages

K'vod Hamet - A Guide For the Bereaved
By Rabbi Stuart Kelman - October 2002

Originally part of the United Jewish Appeal Leadership Cabinet Judaica Series and written by Daniel Pressman and Frederic Margulies. 

Two guiding principals inform all Jewish rituals related to death and mourning, namely k'vod hamet (respect for the dead) and nichum aveilim (consoling the mourners.)  Using these two principles as reference points, this booklet explains Jewish customs regarding burial and funeral preparations, grieving, and comforting a mourner.

ISBN 0-939144-41-7; 72 Pages