The Church of England is launching a £1 billion fund to address its historical ties to the trans-Atlantic slave trade, supporting disadvantaged Black communities and aiming to confront the lasting impact of slavery.

The Death-Positive Movement promotes a fresh perspective on death, encouraging open dialogue and rituals that celebrate life rather than solely mourning it. Personalized ceremonies help ease fear and honor the deceased.

In this ULC article, we see how young Christians are redefining grief by rejecting clichés and embracing empathy. They avoid platitudes like "it's God's plan," preferring meaningful conversations and emotional support.

Congratulations on your marriage! If a long honeymoon isn't an option, these charming destinations offer perfect escapes. From Charleston's history to Sedona's red rocks, find romance in a weekend getaway.

Explore the untold stories behind funeral customs. From floral bouquets masking odors to black attire's historical significance, discover the hidden origins shaping modern mourning rituals and expressions of respect. 

After the funeral, hosting a post-service gathering, known as a repast, offers solace. Selecting a venue, timing, and refreshments is key to providing a meaningful farewell for close friends and family.

In this ULC article we discuss the Dancing Pallbearers: From Ghanaian Funerals to Pandemic Memes. A tale of fame through dances honoring the dead, viral memes, and a socially conscious message amidst COVID-19's impact.

Kaddish is described as "sanctification" and Kaddish sanctifies God. During times of grief it's common for people of the Jewish faith to mourn in this way.  ULC ministers can learn this process with help of this article.

Choosing the right tracks is crucial for maintaining momentum throughout the night. Carefully curate your playlist to avoid killing the dance vibes is key to a good night. See other tips in this ULC article!

Ettiquete at a funeral is important to keep in mind. Generally these are serious events with a lot of emotion, and that emotion can turn from grief to anger if a guest decides to disrespect the dead with their ettiquete.