Funerals - Page 5

Funerals already are a time of heartache, sadness, and even depression. The last thing ANYONE needs is an added expense to the already tolling emotions. See how fellow ULC ministers reduce costs at funerals.

Being isolated due to COVID-19 can be taxing on both your mind and spirituatity. Plus, coming out of isolation can be difficult as you navigate society again. See how fellow ULC ministers dealt with these issues!

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.

A surprising 64% of adults over 40 are considering a non-traditional funeral. What are non-traditional burials or funerals? They include a wide range of ceremonies, all which ULC ministers can perform! Read for more.

While it may seem hasty to think about drafting a will if you're not sick, old, or dying, it actually is an imporant thing for us to do. One shouldn't take for granted their last wishes and look into drafting a will.

Insurance is tricky. Weird jargon, confusing terms and unhelpful insurance agents make it difficult for everyday people to know what coverage is best. Funeral insurance is no different and get help with this article.

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.