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Funerals

We are here to help you during the difficult days
as you make arrangements for a funeral to take place,
as well as afterwards when you are coming to terms with the death of a loved one.
Please contact us to make arrangements for a service.
Even if you don’t live in the parish, it may be possible for us to help you.

Contact: Parish Office

E-Mail : calehillpcc@gmail.com Telephone : 07395 910317

You may also wish to visit the Church of England website for further information:  https://www.churchofengland.org/life-events/funerals

If you are considering a gravestone or memorial slab, please read our page on Churchyards.

God’s love and power extend over all creation. Every life, including our own, is precious to God. Christians have always believed that there is hope in death as in life, and that there is new life in Christ over death. Hope is at the heart of the Christian faith and at the heart of every funeral service that we arrange. Please contact us if you would like us to help. You may find the information on funerals on the Church of England website helpful: www.churchofengland.org

WHAT TO DO AFTER A DEATH

For information about what to do when someone dies — including who to notify, registering the death, arranging the funeral, and organ donation — see the article: ‘What to do after a death’ on the Directgov website.

HOW MUCH IS A FUNERAL?

Service in church, cemetery or crematorium£99

Burial in churchyard, following on from a service in church£194

Burial in churchyard on a separate occasion, or without service in church£230

Burial certificate, if required£12

The above fees do not include the funeral director’s fees or crematorium or local authority cemetery charges.

Monuments normally range in cost from £21 to £157, depending on the type and size of the monument required. This does not include the stonemason’s fee. Please see our information on Churchyard regulations as a number of rules apply.

BEREAVEMENT

If you are suffering a bereavement, we know that your experience is a very personal one, but we hope you will find our information on bereavement helpful.

 

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