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!

Trying to figure out how the probate process works can be difficult, and the process can made even harder by the emotions that come along with a death. Check out this article to be prepared for the probate process.

Theravada Buddhism, known as "the way of the elders," emphasizes core teachings like the four noble truths. Its New Year celebration involves water rituals, sandcastle building, almsgiving, and a focus on kindness.

Managing your mental health is no easy task. Even if you don't feel like you're struggling tragedy can strike at anytime and it's good to be prepared and know how to manage it. Self-awareness is key, and read more here.

Getting in Shape for Your Nuptials can be difficult, and thats where the expertise of ULC ministers comes in! Read this article to get an idea of what you need to do to get in Shape for Your Nuptials and be prepared!

This post isn't about being faithful to your partner, but faithful to God. What does it really mean to be faithful? In this ULC article you can read about certain qualities that make up a person of faith.

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.

Marriage is not only a wonderful thing, it is also a decision that has lasting impacts and very much affects your future. It's important to talk to your partner, and see common topics in this ULC article.

It's common to have an individual who's ordained officiate your wedding, and its really only one of 3 people who can sign a marriage license! ULC provides free ordinations, so see why your friends should officiate!

While grief is an emotion felt by all individuals religious or not, members of the Jewsih have a mourning process that is found in the Torah. For those unfamiliar with this tradition can learn more through this article.