As a ULC Minister, you can be an instrument of peace. With this ordination you can volunteer at religious centers, homeless shelters, and even start your own church. See what it takes to be an instrument of peace above.

As a ULC Minister, baptisms are one of the many ceremonies that you can perform. However, what happens if things go awry? This article goes into the potential mishaps that could arise during a baptism.

Carmel, Indiana is a hub of culture and diversity right outside Indianapolis. More of an unknown city to the rest of the US, lots of ULC ministers officiate there and add to the diversity. See more about it here!

Throwing a baptism party can be as difficult as planning the baptism! Many ULC Ministers perform baptisms & if you're getting ready to do one this checklist of what you'll need after the ceremony is a great help.

You don't want your guests to point and shout "What are those!" as you walk down the aisle! As well, you need a stylish pair of shoes that meets the comfort demand for the day. Check out this ULC article and plan well.

Understanding Taizé is something all ULC ministers can do! Essentially a niche part of Catholicism, this prayer technique involves the use of rhymes and repititon and is very important to the people that practice it.

While marriage laws are approaching full-equality in the US, separating things like property, finances, etc. can get difficult as the other laws haven't caught up to the times yet. It's important to see what's required.

Officiating your friends wedding is an honor and a blast! However, you must not forget the legal consequences of marrying someone! There are sometimes steps you need to take first before you can pronounce them!

Losing a loved one hard, and if your bro is being especially mopey about it it's YOUR job to get them motivated! Don't let your fellow sad-bro's hard iron abs turn to jelly, check this ULC article and be happy again!

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!