A funeral marks the end of our human life on earth. It is an opportunity for family and friends to share in their grief, to give thanks for a life that has now completed its journey in this world and to commend their soul to the love and mercy of God. 

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Funerals can be quiet and informal occasions with only close family and friends present, or a much fuller service with hymns and readings and a packed building. They can take place in church, at a crematorium or simply at the graveside. Whatever form a funeral takes, it speaks powerfully of the love God has for all his people and how precious every single human life is in his sight. 

When a death occurs, the first point of contact is usually a Funeral Director. They will then contact the church to arrange a date and time for the service. A member of the clergy will then be in contact with you to arrange a meeting to discuss the service, which can be completely personal to you and your loved ones. 

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The death of a loved one is a painful time and we would like to do all we can to support you in your loss. Please contact us for any details.