Memorial Services
I'll tell you, memorial services are good services. Beliefs have to be held to account at this most difficult time. After all, if God is loving, why does death exist?
At a memorial, good church leaders HAVE to answer that question because attendees are there for comfort.
The Archbishop of York did a good job with this Sunday service memorial for Queen Elizabeth. I'll provide 2 good quotes:
"Hence in the Lord's Prayer,
the daily diet of prayer for Christians everywhere,
we say your will be done, not mine.
Your kingdom come, not the kingdoms of the world,
and on earth as it is in heaven.
If you were looking for a simple role model
of someone who lived their life this way,
then our dear departed Queen Elizabeth
would be a good example.
The paradox of this is hard to avoid.
It was a monarch, a queen, who it turns out
is one of the best examples of the fact
that the kingdoms of this world will pass away
and we shouldn't put too much trust in them.
And Queen Elizabeth was able to live this way
because she had a clear sense of her place,
her role, and her duty, which was also for her a vocation.
...
The one to whom we bent the knee
knew to whom she had to bow
and to whom she would be called to give account.
I guess this is why she was able to live
a life of such remarkable service."
It wasn't just that Elizabeth 'tried to be good' as a Christian, she knew her kingdom was not the Kingdom of all. 
She would be held accountable for her actions and it was in fear of that, that she put her lifelong service to work. If you think of it that way, it's not hard to figure out her life at all.
She would be held accountable for her actions and it was in fear of that, that she put her lifelong service to work. If you think of it that way, it's not hard to figure out her life at all.