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Are you not-for-profit?
Yes, the Institute on Religious Deathcare and Spiritual Healing, Inc. believes
that deathcare is a spiritual act and, therefore, should be non-profit.
What does the Institute mean by "spiritual healing?"
The Institute
believes deathcare ought to foster spiritual healing for the bereaved. Death rituals ought to express healthy, closure-seeking
behaviors, words, song, or prayer. The Institute believes all deathcare is a ritual, from the moment of death to interment,
and participants responsible for handling the decedent ought to adhere to scrupulous ethics, protecting the autonomy and personhood
of the dead. Spiritual healing, therefore, occurs when deathcare is done with compassion, mercy, and love.
Who supports The Institute on Religious Deathcare
and Spiritual Healing?
Clergy, congregations, individuals, and other spiritual organizations throughout
the country.
Where does my donation go?
The generosity
of members, donors, and those whom endorse the mission of IRDSH is greatly appreciated. IRDSH is a non-profit organization,
and all money goes towards executing its mission of educating and supporting religious and secular organizations about deathcare.
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