Dozens Of Clergy Hope To Get People Talking About Death
Originally published by: The Huffington Post Ninety percent of Americans believe it’s important to talk about the end of life with loved ones. Just 30 percent have done...
Death Discussions
U.S. lifespan gap has widened between rich and poor, research finds
Originally published by: Reuters The gap in life expectancy between rich and poor Americans has grown wider since the start of the century, with the wealthiest men outliving...
The Business of Doing Business, According To The Funeral Commander
Article originally published on the FuneralOne Blog This article is going to be different from the typical posts you will find here. I’m not going to discuss how...
What a Dying Industry Can Learn From the Death Industry
Originally published by: Fortune.com Learning about innovation at a convention for funeral directors. Past the casket decorated like a blackjack table, beyond the latest-model hearses, I finally found the...
Japan’s Creepy Corpse Hotels Could Do Some Good in the States
With 49% of Americans projected to choose cremation in 2017, we may need to address overcrowded crematoriums the same way Japan has. Dead people take up a lot...
Should Christians Cremate Their Loved Ones?
Article originally publish by Jon Piper, DesiringGod.com My proposal in this article is that Christian churches be willing to help families financially with simple Christ-exalting funerals and burials,...
Facebook is Growing an Unstoppable Digital Graveyard
[Original Article - BBC Future] The day after my Aunt’s passing, I discovered she’d written me a lovely note on the front page of the Shakespeare collection she’d...