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Yes, Jehovah's Witnesses bury their dead in coffins. A memorial service is usually done at local kingdom hall of Jehovah's Witnesses or at another place (e.g the deceased home â¦ or at the burial site) then a time to view the decease in a coffin is observe.The dead is then buried.i I am one of Jehovah's witnesses and would like to try to answer your question. Jehovah's witnesses are not opposed to cremation, in fact there is an account in the bible of â¦ David's friend Jonathan who was cremated, found at 1 Samuel 31:2,12.
Jehovah's Witnesses have no particular rituals associated with funerals or burials, and few funeral customs common in the United States are rejected by Jehovah's Witnesses. However, there are a few differences between Jehovahâs Witness funerals and the funeral traditions customary to non-Jehovahâs Witnesses.ince Jehovahâs Witnesses do not believe the dead are conscious or that they have any influence on the living, they avoid such customs as wakes, funeral celebrations and anniversaries, and sacrifices for the dead.