Sermon Illustrations about Funerals
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A Giant Redwood Falls
On March 24, 1991, one of the oldest and largest Redwoods in California crashed to the ground.
People call the tree the Dyerville Giant, and it lies where ...
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Contest Tries to Name Funeral Home Café
A South Carolina funeral home was planning to open what it calls a "Coffee Corner." It was stocked with Starbucks coffee and offer WiFi as well ...
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How NFL Rookies Make the Team
The 2010 website of the Chicago Bears football team presented a series of videos that followed the team's rookies from their first arrival at training ...
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Death: Our Enemy and Teacher
In Christ and the Meaning of Life, German theologian Helmut Thielicke tells the story of a young [soldier] who reached out to pick a bouquet of lilacs ...
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Tony Campolo Experiences Powerful Moment at Funeral
Tony Campolo writes:
I went to my first black funeral when I was 16 years old. A friend of mine, Clarence, had died. The pastor was incredible. From the ...
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How God Comforts
God comforts in many ways, and James and Jill Kilibarda of Minnesota have discovered one of those ways.
Looking forward to the birth of their first child, ...
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Absent from the Body, Present with the Lord
The funeral for Pastor Bob Russell's father was held on a cold, blustery day in Pennsylvania. The roads were too bad for cars to go to the cemetery ...
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The Art of Offering Condolence
College English professor Jess Decourcy Hinds, of Brooklyn, New York, lost her father to a painful battle with bone cancer. Following his death, she was ...
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Creator of "Six Feet Under" Talks About Death
Alan Ball, who created the HBO television series Six Feet Under, is no stranger to death. He says, "When I was growing up, a lot of people in my family ...
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Funeral Plans Become Explosive and Elaborate
More and more people want to end life with a bang.
Gordon Bergin was an ordained minister whose funeral arrangements were part of an Independence Day celebration. ...
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