Master Reding – Funeral speaker for religious funerals – Living faith – beyond the institution
At a time when many people have distanced themselves from church structures, the need for spiritual support and lived faith remains. Master Reding designs funerals that return to the core of religion – not in the language of the institution, but in the spirit of faith itself: in reverence for life, in trust in the divine, and in the awareness that love and soul are imperishable.
Faith as an Inner Attitude
For Master Reding, a religious funeral does not mean a return to dogmas or fixed forms, but rather a conscious turning to a deeper reality. Here, faith is not a system, but an attitude – sustained by trust, humility, and hope.
In his sermons, Master Reding speaks about life as a path, about humanity as bearers of the divine spark, and about death as a transition to another reality. He connects the language of the heart with the language of the soul – solemnly, clearly, and free of didacticism.
Faith begins where words end – in the silent knowledge that nothing lived in love is lost.
Funeral Planning
The funeral is understood as a solemn rite: a transition from the visible to the invisible, accompanied by prayer, music, and words. Master Reding leads the ceremony with the calm and clarity of someone who understands faith as an inner strength.
Typical elements of the ceremony:
- Opening with a silent prayer or reading from the Bible and mysticism
- Personal life speech in the light of faith
- Prayer or communal Lord's Prayer
- Words of blessing and farewell at the grave
- Music, silence, and symbolic gestures (e.g., earth, light, the sign of the cross, flowers)
Each ceremony is individually tailored, in accordance with the wishes of the family and the religious beliefs of the deceased – Christian in character, but open to all who seek comfort in faith, without church boundaries.
Words of Faith
In these moments, we entrust the soul to a greater light. We know that death is not an end, but a transformation—a return home to the divine mystery from which we all originate. What we have given in love remains. And that which has bound us is not separated by death, but transformed in faith.
Such words are at the heart of his speeches—borne of spiritual depth, free of rhetoric, open to all who wish to believe without belonging to an institution.
Accompaniment with Spiritual Depth
Master Reding understands his task as a service to the transition. He leads the mourners through the ceremony with dignity and inner composure, respecting the sacred moment of silence and leaving space for prayer, remembrance, and blessing. His speeches are not sermons, but testimonies of faith—spoken from experience, sustained by compassion and certainty.
Where two or three are gathered in his name, the presence of the Holy One is palpable—even at the grave, even in farewell.
A Faith Without Walls
This form of burial is aimed at people who seek the comfort of faith, but in the language of freedom and humanity. It connects the sacred with the personal, prayer with remembrance, hope with letting go.
Master Reding represents a return to religious depth—not in the name of the institution, but in the spirit of faith itself.
Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.
(Matthew 5:4)
In this spirit, Master Reding designs funerals that touch the heart and soul—as places of farewell, hope, and a silent encounter with the Eternal.