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The Visionary

This week, The Visionary revives one of the oldest debates on Earth: is there a “correct” religion to follow? Pope Francis is taking heat for indicating the answer is “No,” but a refugee charity won’t hire you unless you answer “Yes.” Plus, a group of parents is putting their faith differences aside to challenge a different kind of material: LGBTQ+ school curriculum. Let’s dive in.

No Funding For You!

A Christian charity that resettles refugees recently had their federal funding pulled over a controversial hiring policy that critics say is clear discrimination. Can you guess what it was?

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All Gods Go To Heaven

Pope Francis recently said “all religions are paths to reach God,” prompting outrage from around the Catholic world. Some critics say he’s confused; others insist he’s a heretic. Here’s why.

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ABCs and LGBTs

A coalition of Christian, Muslim, and Jewish parents in Maryland are suing to opt their children out of LGBTQ+-related curriculum for K-5 kids. They say parents should have control over what and when their kids learn about sensitive issues – especially those that conflict with faith teachings. But the school board is not giving in. Which side is right?

Opt In or Opt Out?

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Craft An Officiant Speech

Not sure what to say at a wedding? This handy guide will help you find the words for a beautiful officiant ceremony script that is sure to impress.

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Become a Pro Officiant

Did you know many ULC ministers go on to officiate weddings professionally? This guide includes key tips for how to pursue that path.

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Wedding Officiant Package

Do you have a wedding on the horizon and want to be prepared? Maybe more than one? Our Wedding Officiant Package is our most comprehensive wedding package, containing everything a minister will need to begin officiating wedding ceremonies for friends and family – and even professionally.

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