Funerals

Here in the Parish of the Holy Trinity, East Ham, we are committed to helping you through one of life’s most difficult times. A Church of England funeral is available to everyone, giving support before, during and after the service, for as long as it’s needed. The Church of England has been helping people to mark the end of a loved one's life for generations. 

How to arrange a funeral

Generally, the first contact with the parish is made through a funeral director.  If you are not sure which funeral director to use locally, there is a list of members on the website of the National Association of Funeral Directors here.

If you prefer, you can contact us directly via the parish office - 020 8470 0011 or easthamparish@gmail.com.  You will need to put us in touch with the funeral director you are using.

You can have your loved one's funeral taken by one of the parish clergy in one of our churches, at a cemetery or crematorium chapel or at a green burial site.

Your loved one's funeral can be taken by a member of the clergy in the parish if they, or you, live in the parish, or if there is a natural pastoral connection - for example, that they worshipped or were married here.

Full details of how to organise a funeral can be found here.

 

Patronal Festival St Mary Magdalene: Concert, Open Day, Festival Eucharist

St Mary Magdalene Patronal Festival is marked with various events at St Mary Magdalene’s. 

Thursday 16 July 6pm: E6 Chamber Choir Summer Concert raising funds for the church and for NewWay Project.  Click here for the Eventbrite page.

Saturday 18 July 10am-3pm: Open Day for visiting and tours of the church; Church Hall open for refreshments; Family Nature Club 10am-12noon; Prayer Walk in the Nature Reserve 2pm (read more about these in the Eco Church item below)

Sunday 19 July 10am Joint Parish Eucharist of the Patronal Festival, with guest preacher Brother Samuel SSF, followed by refreshments (No 10am Eucharists at St Bart’s or St Edmund’s) Br Sam has been an Anglican Franciscan brother for 52 years and has been living with the community at The House of Divine Compassion, Balaam St in Plaistow for the past nine years where hospitality, friendship and a listening ear is offered to those who call at the door. Sam 'helps out' in a number of local parishes as well as teaching and preaching further afield. 

 

 

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