Honoring those Who Have Died and Supporting the Living
Burial and Requiem Liturgies
The Meaning of Funerals
Holding Space for Memory and Hope
Marking the passage from this life into a deeper life with God is a sacred act of remembrance, gratitude, and hope. We believe every person deserves to be remembered with dignity and prayer, regardless of church membership or religious affiliation.
As a Christian community, we offer prayers for those who have died (for grace on their journey) and for those who mourn (for grace in their grief). This is the great work of people of faith: holding memory and hope together with a robust trust in the God of life.
What to Expect
Planning Services
All Saints’ clergy stand ready to plan a range of services and prayerful gatherings, depending on the needs and desires of the friends and family of those who have died (whether a Eucharistic burial liturgy, the interment of ashes in the All Saints’ Memorial Garden, or graveside prayers).
We will work closely with loved ones and also local funeral homes to create meaningful services that reflect the life, faith, and values of the person being remembered.
- Funeral and memorial services are available regardless of church membership or religious affiliation.
- Services may be held at All Saints’ Parish or in partnership with local funeral homes.
- Clergy are available to assist with planning and service preparation.
- Pastoral support is available for individuals and families before and after a loss.
Need Support?
We’re Here for You
Whether you’re planning a funeral, arranging a memorial service, or caring for a loved one nearing the end of life, we are here to help. Please reach out to speak with a member of our clergy team.