Funerals are central to the rhythm of church life. They are a rare opportunity to worship and display profound hope. But they are also times of deep grief, and few people are fully prepared to handle the details of a funeral amid the emotions of that sensitive time. These forms and documents will help your church plan funerals with, for, and alongside of the church family. Here you will also find guidelines for the funeral of a non-Christian. Use these policies to cover all the details, to mourn with those who mourn, and—most importantly—to honor God in the funeral service.
This Training Pack contains all of the following:
Funeral Information and Records
Instructions: Funeral Service
Questions to Ask When Planning a Funeral
Twelve Steps in Planning a Funeral
Funeral Planning Website
Non-Members and the Unbaptized
Obituary Information
Music Information
Writing a Eulogy
Burial Information
Columbarium Information
Armed Services Record
Importance of a Will
Veterans Burial Benefits
Funeral Planning Information The church is called to deal with death in a way that honors the departed—and God.
John Throop
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