Death Care Industry
Getting Out Of Your Comfort Zone
Personal growth is a journey marked by challenges, triumphs, and the continuous pursuit of self-improvement. One of the most effective ways to spur this growth is by stepping out of our comfort zones. When we leave behind the familiar and venture into the unknown, we open ourselves to new experiences, skills, and perspectives that contribute…
Read MoreIs Cremation An Acceptable Practice Among Baptists?
Baptist Cremation While cremation is an individual choice, and not all Baptists want to be cremated, there are no major leadership bodies that a Baptist cremation. To the extent that a funeral service is held, cremation may take place either before or after the funeral service. The late Reverend Billy Graham verified that cremation is an…
Read MoreLearn About the Catholic Church’s View On Cremation
A few days ago, the Vatican issued new “guidance” that clarified its views on cremation. You can access the Vatican pronouncement by clicking here. Historically, the Catholic Church harbored reservations towards cremation, perceiving it as misaligned with Christian tenets. However, an epochal transformation occurred in 1963, acknowledging that cremation aligns harmoniously with Christian doctrine when…
Read MoreUltimate Guide to Funeral Service Preparation
Facing the Challenge of Funeral Preparation In life’s most challenging moments, preparing for a funeral service is a significant and solemn task. This comprehensive guide to preparing for a funeral aims to provide a detailed roadmap for those undertaking the sensitive journey of funeral planning, combining emotional insight with practical advice. Emotional Readiness: The Core of…
Read MoreCelebration of Life Services Are An Opportunity To Honor Your Loved One
Organizing a celebration of life service for your loved one is a deeply personal task. It’s an opportunity to honor a loved one’s memory in a way that reflects their essence and the joy they bring to those around them. This comprehensive guide will assist you in navigating the planning process, ensuring the event is…
Read MoreFuneral Homes Don’t Care Enough To Proofread Their Websites
I was surprised and offended when I visited Beth David Funeral Home’s website yesterday. Beth David prominently uses Catholic/Christian symbols to market to Jewish customers. This is a blatant disregard for the sensibilities of their primary Jewish clientele. Beth David’s offense isn’t isolated; a cursory investigation revealed similar offending discrepancies at Eternal Light Cemetery, Beth…
Read MoreThere is new cure for Sickle Cell Disease
Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and we know that for families that have suffered a loss, the prospect of an empty chair at the Thanksgiving table is a terrible prospect. It is tough to be joyful and give thanks when your heart is being ripped apart. How to Deal With the Death of a…
Read MoreDog TV – An Idea That Actually Works
As pet owners, we all want our furry friends to be happy, comfortable, and entertained. And, I think that everyone worries about how our canine companions feel when we leave them alone at home. If you are like our family, we turn on the TV to keep the dogs company and entertain them while we are…
Read MoreThe Most Popular Oral Decongestants Are No Better Than Snake Oil
Who would have guessed that many popular oral decongestants are worse than snake oil? Certainly not me. Do The Most Popular Cold Medicines Work? But, it turns out that the most popular over-the-counter cold medicines do not work, and may be harmful to your health. According to recent FDA panel findings, the most popular oral…
Read MoreCoins Are Placed on the Graves of Former Soldiers
If you ever go to a cemetery, you will most likely see coins on top of some gravestones. But has anyone ever explained to you why people leave coins and what they mean? Where did the tradition of leaving coins on a gravestone originate? The tradition of leaving coins on gravestones has been around…
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