Ceremonies
Humanist Funerals:
The death of a close relative or friend can be traumatic, the feelings of shock and loss deep. The funeral is an opportunity to reflect on your feelings with love and respect. Also, to celebrate the life of the person you have lost, to express gratitude
and appreciation, to say goodbye with care and dignity.
While acknowledging the sadness, a Humanist funeral ceremony celebrates life. For we believe that life itself is the greatest cause of all to celebrate. Our ceremonies are non-religious and based on the life-affirming values of love and concern for others.
We also offer support for Baby Namings, Weddings and Vow Renewals We can provide celebrants accredited by Humanists UK, individuals serving the North East region and celebrants who are members of the Tyne Wear Celebrants
Group
For more information, please contact Ian Hunter (Secretary, North East Humanists) on 07969165024, [email protected].
The death of a close relative or friend can be traumatic, the feelings of shock and loss deep. The funeral is an opportunity to reflect on your feelings with love and respect. Also, to celebrate the life of the person you have lost, to express gratitude
and appreciation, to say goodbye with care and dignity.
While acknowledging the sadness, a Humanist funeral ceremony celebrates life. For we believe that life itself is the greatest cause of all to celebrate. Our ceremonies are non-religious and based on the life-affirming values of love and concern for others.
We also offer support for Baby Namings, Weddings and Vow Renewals We can provide celebrants accredited by Humanists UK, individuals serving the North East region and celebrants who are members of the Tyne Wear Celebrants
Group
For more information, please contact Ian Hunter (Secretary, North East Humanists) on 07969165024, [email protected].
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