The service was led by the Rev Ernesto Lozada-Uzuriaga with the Rt Rev Dr Alan Wilson, Bishop of Buckingham.
Rev Lozada-Uzuriaga welcomed the guests and city dignitaries, saying: “In 1992 Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II opened and dedicated this place of worship, and thirty years later we meet on this day, in this same place, people from all corners of the earth, from all paths of life, of all abilities, young and old; people of many faiths and of none, to bid farewell to our late monarch.”
The sermon was read by the Bishop of Buckingham, while Mayor of Milton Keynes, Councillor Amanda Marlow, gave a reading from the Pilgrim’s Progress/ by John Bunyan.
The High Sheriff of Buckinghamshire, Debbie Brock, gave a reading of Psalm 23: The Lord is my Shepherd.
Representatives of all faiths contributed to the service and somebody from each faith came forward to light a candle at the altar.
The Last Post was played by John Macdomnic and the service concluded with The National Anthem.
. Commemoration Service in Memory of Her Majesty The Queen at Christ the Cornerstone Church
The Church was packed for the service Photo: Jane Russell
1. Commemoration Service in Memory of Her Majesty The Queen at Christ the Cornerstone Church
The service covered all faiths Photo: Jane Russell
2. Commemoration Service in Memory of Her Majesty The Queen at Christ the Cornerstone Church
The mood was sombre Photo: Jane Russell
3. Commemoration Service in Memory of Her Majesty The Queen at Christ the Cornerstone Church
Whaddon Sea Cadets were one of the organisations represented at the service Photo: Jane Russell
4. Commemoration Service in Memory of Her Majesty The Queen at Christ the Cornerstone Church
Representative of all the different faiths came forward to light candles Photo: Jane Russell