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We mourn because we have lost someone, something, or some hope. We mourn because our soul recognizes this is not how it is supposed to be. There is no comfort possible in this world, only resignation and forgetfulness. There is comfort in the kingdom of God because we know the king will and is now setting…

Song – Precious Lord Take My Hand Phyllis Marie Sisk, 85, of West Frankfort, Illinois, passed away Friday November 5, 2021 in Memorial Hospital of Carbondale at 1:19p.m. Phyllis was born July 25, 1936 in West Frankfort, Illinois to Madison and Dorothy (Morgan) Miller. She attended Southern Illinois Worship…

Introduktion Vi är inte bara samlade för att ta avsked av Rolf utan också att tacka för hans liv, för att hedra hans minne, för att sörja tillsammans och tillsammans möta den för oss människor ofrånkomliga och skrämmande döden men med hoppets tecken. Det är därför kistan ligger i ett hav av blommor,…

A funeral is a time of mourning and loss, but it is also a time of hope, for it reveals God's steadfast love, it gives us hope for the deceased, and because in our hope for the resurrection we are hoping in Jesus who is the resurrection and is the living connection between the departed and us, for we experience his presence both spiritually and in the eucharist.

Introduction On behalf of the Ward family we would like to thank you for coming this morning. Certainly, Linton would have very much appreciated your presence. The circumstance that brings us together today is the most solemn kind of circumstance, and one we must often face in this world of sickness,…

Jesus invites us to come to him and receive rest for our weary souls.

Obituary Carl L. King, Sr., 82, of Waynesville, OH passed away on Sunday, October 11, 2020, at the home of his daughter, Rebecca King Allen. Carl was born in San Pedro, CA, but spent most of his life in Arkansas. Carl retired from Alcoa, originally Reynolds Metals, in Jones Mill, AR after 20 years. He…

We are all here--We All Grieve All in the same place, All need Support, All need a friend that sticks closer than a brother. We all need help from one another and from our big brother Jesus through the power of the Spirit of God. Today, may be--closure for you. Due to COVID maybe there was no service for your loved one, or maybe you could not attend funeral or graveside service, or maybe your are now ready to take a new step--to mourn with the help of Father God and others that love you dearly.

A eulogy for Earl Schneider

Introduction On behalf of the Dorn family we would like to thank you for coming this afternoon. Certainly, Jim would have very much appreciated your presence. The circumstance that brings us together today is the most solemn kind of circumstance, and one we must often face in this world of sickness,…

Even in Death we can have hope of the resurrection and the happiness that will come. A homily of Hope for the passing of Austin.

Ms Ann Stone The porch in this picture probably doesn’t mean anything to you, but to us Robinson’s it represents grief. 2 weeks ago our neighbor, Ms Ann, had a heart attack and ended up in Owensboro hospital waiting on a stint procedure that would take place that Thursday. We went and visited her on…

Welcome 22 Because of the Lord ’s faithful love we do not perish, for his mercies never end. 23 They are new every morning; great is your faithfulness! 24 I say, “The Lord is my portion, therefore I will put my hope in him.” 25 The Lord is good to those who wait for him, to the person who seeks him.…

BRTP Suffering is everywhere you turn your head. It used to be that major crises happened only so often. But now, these things happen seemingly every week, at the same time. Just think of all that’s happened in just the last two years. Unprecedented racial unrest just as widespread and violent as that…