The holidays are full of fun and family time, which also can lead to stress you don't usually deal with. Even with the stress and busyness of the holidays, it's still important to take time for yourself.

Performing a wedding is a honor and something one should take seriously. Whether you're just doing it once for a friend/family member, or if this is a new path for you, it's important to see what's required of ministers.

When it comes to style, fashion, and decor, what exactly is defined as "modern?" For couples looking to plan a modern wedding, the question could be tricky. See how other ULC ministers put on a modern wedding!

Really want to be fully prepared on your wedding day? Then you might want to consider wedding insurance. Lots of ULC ministers utilitze this type of insurance, and see what it means in this ULC article.

For any believer, scripture is an important part of faith. However, it's not uncommon for scripture to sometimes not have the same impact as it usually does. See how ULC ministers regain meaning of scripture.

Addressing your inner critic can be a difficult journey. As well, dwelling in your own thoughts and past mistakes can be detremental to your life today. We all have an inner critic, and see how you can best manage yours.

Whether you want to protest materialism and consumerism, or just simply want to take advantage of more family time, not participating in the craziness of Black Friday shopping can bring you and your family together.

Weddings can be a stressful event to plan, and can't forget how costly they are as well. Sometimes it might seem easier to cut corners- but it's important to not make some major mistakes! See what to avoid here.

Teaching kids the importance of community projects and volunteer work can shape who they are in the future. Learning social skills are only just a part of community projects. See how ULC ministers get kids involved!

Even our most favorite meals go bland after eating it so often. The same can happen to our most beloved rituals, prayers, and services. What do you do when gratitude feels stale? See how ULC ministers deal with this.