Many churches unintentionally sideline single adults with outdated ministry models. Discover how your church can move beyond the “kids’ table” mindset and fully embrace singles as vital, disciple-making members of the church.
Looking for the best churches for singles near you? Discover how 30-somethings can find meaningful community without being defined by their relationship status. Explore how churches can meet you where you are.
Single adults don’t just want a handshake; they want to be seen, acknowledged, and integrated into the fabric of the church community.
Simply starting a ministry with a name doesn’t mean you’ll attract young adults. Focus on providing for and meeting needs to bring the gospel message to young adults near your church.
Simply starting a ministry with a name doesn’t mean you’ll attract young adults. Focus on providing for and meeting needs to bring the gospel message to young adults near your church.
In John 15:1-5, Jesus paints a powerful image of our dependence on Him, saying, “I am the true vine, and my Father is the vinedresser. Every branch in me that does not bear fruit, He takes away, and every branch that does bear fruit, He prunes, that it may bear more fruit… Abide in me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit by itself unless it abides in the vine, neither can
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.
50% of all adults in America now say they are lonely. Finding meaningful connections can be challenging, especially for singles looking for community. The search for “singles near me” is common, driven by the desire to meet like-minded individuals who share similar values and interests.
We all see the posts of a lonely person. Whether married or single, you have friends who post and post, and then post some more. It seems every time you check your feed, you know the last meal they ate and how their food was! Then there are posts of loneliness and clear cries for attention and help that break your heart. You want your friends to not feel lonely, so you try to get
Simply starting a ministry with a name doesn’t mean you’ll attract young adults. Focus on providing for and meeting needs to bring the gospel message to young adults near your church.
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