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.

Nostalgia is a common feelings humans experiece. Even a simple smell can trigger intense emotions and feelings. There are benefits of nostalgia, and it's important to understand why. See why in this ULC article.

Fact, Fiction, or Both? Near-Death Experiences are something we see in the movies, but what about in real life? Stories from individuals who have experienced near-death experiences have lots to tell. See what they said!

As the groom, you have more to do than to just kiss the person you're marrying! Planning, setting up, expressing ideas and opinion, and that's just the start! See what the groom can do in this ULC article.

Ah, The Bachelor. Drama, emotions, fights, and of course, love. The show is very popular among all ages and with so many viewers comes the question: does the couple last? Find out why they don't last here!

A tight honeymoon budget doesn't mean it can't be a grand and spectacular honeymoon. ULC ministers know a thing or two about honeymoons since they marry so many people, and see what tips they have for you!

Life insurance and chronic illness don't always go hand in hand, and sometimes insurance companies could reject you on the premis of pre-existing  conditions. Explore your options with this handy ULC article.

Grief and the loss of loved ones can sometimes cause emotions to spiral and people to act out of character. Family members will challenge your will if they feel unjustly compensated. See what can happen in this ULC blog.