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Funerals at All Saints Church, Newtown

A funeral at All Saints is a time to give thanks for a life, to commend a loved one into God’s care, and to find comfort and hope in the promise of eternal life.

At All Saints, we are here to walk with you through this difficult time, offering prayer, support, and a sacred space to remember, grieve, and celebrate a life that mattered deeply.

Whether the service takes place in church, at the crematorium, or by the graveside, our clergy will work with you, and your Funeral Director, to shape a service that reflects the person you’re remembering and brings comfort to those who mourn.

A funeral is more than a farewell. It’s a moment to share stories, celebrate memories, and entrust a loved one into God’s care. 

Things to Know Before You Book

01.

You Are Not Alone

From the moment you get in touch, our clergy and pastoral team are here to support you.
We can help plan the service, guide you through choices of readings, music, and prayers, and create a space where family and friends can gather in remembrance and hope.

Our care continues beyond the funeral itself. You are always welcome to speak with us, light a candle in church, or attend one of our remembrance services in the months and years ahead.

02.

Planning the Service

Your Funeral Director will usually contact us on your behalf to begin arrangements.
Together, we will plan the details of the service, from hymns and readings to personal tributes and moments of silence.

Every life is unique, and we will do all we can to ensure the service feels personal, meaningful, and full of love.

03.

Faith and Hope

A Christian funeral holds space for grief while also pointing toward hope, the hope of resurrection and the belief that love is stronger than death.

Whether faith was central to your loved one’s life or something they held quietly, we honour that journey and offer a service rooted in compassion, dignity, and God’s love.

Your Event Checklist

  • You have spoken to your Funeral Director, who will contact us to make arrangements.
  • You have met with a member of the clergy to discuss the service and share memories.
  • You have chosen readings, hymns, or music that feel meaningful.
  • You know whether the service will take place in church, at the crematorium, or by the graveside.
  • You are aware of the ongoing support available from our clergy and pastoral team.
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