Fear affects all. It's a common emotion that all of us have felt at one point or another. For ministers, fear could be holding them back from pursuing their minister path. Read here how to overcome fear.

You've been invited to a Sikh Funeral and you don't know what to expect. Which is to be expected if you are not part of that religion. For Ministers looking for guidance on this memorial service, ULC has you covered.

Being able to work in funeral homes/houses is one of the many benefits of being an Ordained Minister through the ULC. Our ULC experts wrote this article to assist ministers who are wanting to do work in funeral homes.

Support comes in all shapes and sizes. And as the person giving the support, it's important to keep in mind the 5 stages of grief. Pushing your friends to embrace the anger, depression, and acceptance can be moving.

Guilt is a common human experience that we all feel at one point or another. Experiencing guilt is healthy, however, there is something known as False Guilt. Read what our experts have to say about False Guilt.

How to be buried isn't a daily thought for most of us. Although when the time comes, our family wants us to be laid to rest the as we had invisioined. Burial alternatives are rising, and you should explore your options.

Should Children Attend Funerals? Death affects children differently and children attending funerals has long been debated, with experts now weighing in. Read and learn how you can help guide children through funerals.

Death is universal, but the way we hold funerals differs greatly between cultures. For ministers officiating funerals of different cultures, this overview of funeral customs in major religions would be essential.

Funerals are hard enough to get through even without having to think of the reapast. Luckily, this article lays out a tips for organizing and hosting a funeral repast including setting the mood, what menu, and more!  

The death of a loved one is difficult for anyone to process, even more so for children. This article takes an honest approach to helping children deal with the grieving process and death.