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Appropriate donation

imokyrok · 2014-08-13 13:00:47

What would be an appropriate donation to enclose with a thank you card to a COI clergyman after taking prayers at a repose the night before a funeral? Any thoughts?

13-08-2014 1:00pm

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imokyrok

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What would be an appropriate donation to enclose with a thank you card to a COI clergyman after taking prayers at a repose the night before a funeral? Any thoughts?

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#2 13-08-2014 6:15pm

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Short answer, what ever you think appropriate.
Perhaps you might wish to speak to the local verger to ask what ever is there traditional appropriate response; cash, a charity donation or otherwise.

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#3 16-08-2014 6:47pm

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It would be unusual to make any sort of donation to an Anglican minister if the deceased was a member of the congregation. All part of the service (no pun intended)

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