This ULC article suggests ways to incorporate Pagan elements into a traditional baptism ceremony for infants. Including using plants, stones, and crystals to symbolize nature and spirituality. Read on to view more!

This ULC article goes into adjusting after COVID, like sharing meals, scripture readings, and prayer, can help members adjust socially. Realistic expectations and clear communication will help a successful transition.

This ULC article emphasizes communication, patience, and allowing time for adjustment to ensure a positive experience. Becoming a blended family can be difficult, but with these steps it can better the process.

Selecting a date and location, asking for help from friends or family, considering food and drink options, arranging speeches and more all help facilitate the grieving process. See this ULC article for more guidance.

Choosing the right tracks is crucial for maintaining momentum throughout the night. Carefully curate your playlist to avoid killing the dance vibes is key to a good night. See other tips in this ULC article!

While some might not know this, there are many stories of corageous women throughout the bible and other religious texts. This ULC blog article goes into some of them, and theres many more to learn about!

As a ULC Minister, baptisms are one of the many ceremonies that you can perform. However, what happens if things go awry? This article goes into the potential mishaps that could arise during a baptism.

While it always seems like the right thing to do to be a "yes-person" or always give a helping hand- have you ever considered that it isn't? Saying "Yes" too often can be negative, and see more in this ULC article!

Encourage and Celebrate Creative Expression at your church! This is a great way to add energy and excitement to your church/ministry meetings. It's a great way to get people involved and see the best way how!

Planning a funeral is a big task for anyone. As well, there is a certain amount of pressure to get it done according to the standards of the deceased. In this ULC article, we'll give some advice on the decisions to make.