LDS Chaplains may conduct services for nonmembers if requested. With respect to autopsy, there are no restrictions. Cremation is not encouraged, but left to family. If cremated, regular funeral services may be held. No restrictions for seriously ill, injured or wounded.
Life sustaining treatment depends on laws and individual conscience.
No robes or other special paraphernalia used in worship. LDS Chaplains should not participate in any activities which conflict with accepted practices and policies of the Church. Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints believe in responding to the call of their government to serve in the armed forces, particularly in defense of the country. However, the decision to serve in time of voluntary service is a personal matter for each individual member. The Church actively proselytizes through its missionary program.