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Do clergy always officiate at a funeral service?

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Do clergy always officiate at a funeral service?

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Most times a clergy person is asked to officiate at the services however it is also common for family or friends to share personal thoughts, memories and feelings about the deceased as part of the service.

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In conjunction with, or sometimes in place of a clergy person, family or friends may share personal thoughts, memories and feelings about the deceased as part of the service.

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In conjunction with or sometimes in place of a clergy person, family or friends may share personal thoughts, memories and feelings about the deceased as part of the service.

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A. In conjunction with or sometimes in place of a clergy person, family or friends may share personal thoughts, memories and feelings about the deceased as part of the service.

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