Sample Funeral Service Programs

In planning the funeral service program, take into account what the deceased would have wanted. The following are several different samples of funeral services.

Many people don’t know what they believe - but they don’t want to close the door on the possibility of life after death or some form of spirit.

This is a beautiful Spiritual Service that is non-religious specific but recognizes that there is a greater power.

However, if you would prefer a program that is completely non-religious then this is a simple but dignified program.

Or maybe you have been thinking of a service in your home or another location other than a church. In the times of our forefathers, having a funeral in the home was quite common. It has only been since the twentieth century that the funeral home has taken over the role, that previously was done by the family. If you would like to hold a home funeral, there is no reason not to. You may write your own service.

The following is an outline of a typical religious portion of the service in the Christian custom. A minister or a priest may lead the service, however it is not absolutely necessary. If you prefer, it can be performed by any person outside of the clergy. A home Christian Funeral Service

Alternatively if the service is going to be held in your church, the following is the outline of a Catholic or Anglican service that is typically performed. Christian Funeral Service

Or a service for the scattering of ashes.

And then there is the challenge of designing a program for a life gone wrong. The following may give you some ideas for the service program. Tough Time Service

Spiritual Funeral Program

Simple Non-Religous Funeral Program

Home Christian Funeral

Christian Religous Funeral Service

Service for the Scattering of Ashes

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