When tastefully done, the eulogy is a very appropriate way of celebrating the deceased person’s life. The eulogy is frequently offered separately from and before the sermon and has a valid, traditional role in many services. (More is said about the eulogy later in this chapter.) The sermon (address) should be well planned by the minister. Too many funeral sermons are quickly thrown together, and the minister misses great opportunities to proclaim the good news of Christ’s love. The length of the
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