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Singles are a vital part of the church community, yet they often feel overlooked or marginalized. In her article, “How to Serve the Singles,” Marshall Segal highlights the importance of intentionally serving and encouraging single adults within the church.
Explore the exciting Christian holidays of 2025 by reading our blog ‘Christian Holidays in 2025‘.
Explore the exciting Christian holidays of 2025 by reading our blog ‘Christian Holidays in 2025‘.
Explore the exciting Christian holidays of 2025 by reading our blog ‘Christian Holidays in 2025‘.
Being a single friendly church is more than a program or a ministry. It is embracing all types of singles and identifying their unique life stage and ways to engage them. Whether you are a lay leader or church staff member, all of us can help our churches SEE singles so we can reach singles.
One of the most significant financial hurdles for singles is the lack of shared expenses. Unlike couples who can split the cost of living, singles bear the full brunt of rent, utilities, groceries, and other daily expenses. This disparity can make everyday living more costly for those navigating life independently. Consider this when planning events as a church may choose to supplement the cost of community gatherings for singles to help them thrive in community.
Explore the exciting Christian holidays of 2025 by reading our blog ‘Christian Holidays in 2025‘.
For singles, their Friendsgiving may be the only holiday gathering they attend or invite others to. Singles are now 53% of the adult population in America. When we use the term family at the holidays, we often negate single-parent families that comprise over 40% of all families in America. If you want an intentional Friendsgiving this year, here are some things to remember so everyone is invited and welcomed!
Singles are unique. To understand singles, you first have to see them. Singles come from many backgrounds; most would even prefer not to use the word single to describe themselves. There are 8 types of single adults in America, and defining them is the first step in seeing them.