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San Jacinto County Documents:
Documents sent to San Jacinto CAD from UEC on 5 February 2015
Exemption denials from San Jacinto CAD to UEC received 4 August 2015
Letter to San Jacinto CAD from UEC 14 August 2015
| The CEMETERY GROUP is composed of a listing of "green cemeteries" in the United States. We are in hopes that the concept of preserving parts of Planet Eden and nourishing the Earth with our mortal remains will "take off" as it has in Britain where there are now 200 or more "green burial parks" in operation. |
| Sam Houston Funeral Home - (936) 291-7300 |
| The Greening of Funeral Service |
| Eco-eternity: An earth-friendly burial idea catches on |
| Food For Thought |
DON'T CRY FOR ME - by George H. Russell |
Following are the web sites of America's current "green cemeteries". |
| Ethician Veterans' Cemetery |
| Holy Trinity Wilderness Cathedral Cemetery |
| Ethician Family Cemetery (Texas) |
| Russell Family Cemetery (under construction) |
| To learn more about the Universal Ethician Church, please visit SalvationNetwork |
| Please visit our friends at the Funeral Consumer Alliance |
| Please visit our friends at NaturalBurial.org |
| Please visit our friends at ObituariesHelp.org |
HISTORY OF THE BELL
The bell was purchased by First Baptist Church in Huntsville in 1891 for their new sanctuary. In 1954, the building that replaced the 1891 sanctuary burned and the bell was sold to another church. The new owners of the bell never erected it and for almost 50 years it lay partially buried in the church yard. Stuart Cox purchased the bell for our Chapel of the Nativity and donated it to us.