Stars to Honor Houston at Service ABC News" Sheila Marikar and Alyssa Newcomb report: Whitney Houston's casket arrived at Newark, N.J."s New Hope Baptist Church today while mourners began streaming into the church in preparation for the star's 12 p.m. funeral. The singer will be buried Sunday in Westfield N.J."s Fairview Cemetery. She will be laid to rest next to her father, John Russell Houston, who died in 2003. Media will be able to start setting up at 6 a.m. Sunday and arrangements for street closures have been made. On Friday, TMZ released a photo of the invitation to the Saturday service. The invitation stipulated that the event will be a "going home service," which is more upbeat than a traditional funeral. Come to ABCNews.com starting at noon Saturday for a stream of the funeral service. On Friday night, members of Houston's family and inner circle were seen getting out of gold limousines for a private viewing at a funeral home. Among them were Bobbi Kristina, Cissy Houston and Clive Davis. Houston's ex-husband, Bobby Brown, is expected to attend. Brown performed in Maryland Thursday night and is scheduled to perform in Connecticut following the Saturday service. She was hospitalized for stress and anxiety after Houston's Feb. 11 death. Aretha Franklin and Stevie Wonder are confirmed to sing at the service. Houston's cousin, Dionne Warwick, may also take the stage. Kevin Costner, Houston's "Bodyguard" co-star, will speak, People magazine reported Thursday. Houston's record producer from the start of her career, Clive Davis, will speak also eulogize the singer. N.J."s Star-Ledger newspaper reported that Oprah Winfrey and Bill Cosby will attend, along with the Revs. Jessie Jackson and Al Sharpton. Mel Gibson was also invited to the funeral, but is not expected to be in attendance. Gibson had tried to help Houston in some of her worst days, a gesture her family was always grateful for, TMZ reported.