As a ULC minister, you have an unique opportunity to be a person, and a place, that can foster loving friendships. Creating these types of relationships can lead to a happier clergy, and see how ULC experts achieve that.

Whether it be for Christmas, your birthday, or any other religious or special occasion,  baking cookies is never a bad idea! For first timers, it can be dicey. See how ULC experts put together their own cookie exchange!

Violence plagues many communities. In fact, many people seek the comfort of churches and religon when either plagued by gun violence or trying to escape violence on the streets. The church can play a big role, see how.

One of the benefits of being ordained through the ULC Ministries is that we are a non-denominational church, meaning as a ULC minister you can do a funeral for any religion, and this blog provides training as well.

As a ULC Minister, you can do a wide variety of ceremonies. Salt Covenant Weddings are included. Haven't heard of a Salt Covenant Wedding? Then you're in luck! ULC Ministers break it down in this ULC blog.

Some of us under-commit, and on the otherside some people overcommit. Comitting to too many ceremonies/jobs can cause great stress in your life. See how fellow ULC minister overcome being overcomitted!

Social media is all around us- even if you don't frequently use it, you still will hear about it. All that information can be stressful, and as a minister you have a unique position to help manage social media stress.

Community Garden's aren't a new thing, but they have gone by the way-side in recent times. A great activity for all ages that's outside, starting a community garden can be more than just about the food!

Finding the perfect decor and vibe for your wedding is important. Most people have an idea but how do you get that into reality? Check out these popular wedding aesthetics in this latest ULC blog! You might be surprised.

As an ULC minister, you can do more than just perform marriages! Baptisms are another common ceremony ULC ministers are asked to do. But what if you've never done one? Check out this ULC blog to get started!