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    what does it mean to plan a service ?

    Question #128599. Asked by aussiesalute. (Dec 25 12 6:40 PM)


    paulmallon

    		I've only heard it used as it relates to making arrangements for a funeral.

    Dec 25 12, 7:57 PM
    looney_tunes

    		Service can be understood, in this context, to refer to this definition:
    3
    a : a form followed in worship or in a religious ceremony
    b : a meeting for worship -often used in plural

    http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/service

    So planning a service would involve deciding about all the relevant details of the ceremony - from venue through decorations, music, readings, prayers, and including who will be performing each of these.

    Dec 25 12, 8:35 PM

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