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Jesus died a single man. Paul encouraged his Corinthian readers to “stay unmarried, as I do.” For centuries of church history, monastic Christians understood celibacy ...
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Sit With Your Family at Church—But Maybe Not Your Spouse
But should extroverts seek out empty seats by introverts?
CT Editors |
Why I Don’t Sit With My Husband at Church
Five reasons to separate from your spouse—and sometimes your kids—on Sunday mornings.
Rebecca McLaughlin|
God’s Message on ‘Ash Valentine’s Day’: True Love Dies
When the first day of Lent falls on a romantic holiday, love and death meet up.
Tish Harrison Warren|
How to Honor Singles in Your Church
Singles need space for grieving and celebration—and the church can offer both.
Joy Beth Smith|
This Christmas, I’m Defining Family by My Single Friends
Blood relatives are key to the holiday. But I share a deeper DNA with the body of Christ.
LORE FERGUSON WILBERT|
Why We Need Single Women Leaders
The unique challenges and powerful insights of unmarried ministry leaders
Amy Jackson|
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10 Ways to Help Single Women Flourish in Ministry
Whether single or married, we can all advocate for single women in ministry.
Amy Jackson|
CT Pastors
Navigate Singleness in Ministry
Tips and strategies to overcome some of the more difficult parts of ministry for single women.
You Are Enough
Singleness doesn't make you any less of a leader.
Chi Chi Okwu|
How to Advocate for Singles in Your Church
Minding the margins to draw everyone in
Amanda K. Fowler|
What the Single in Your Pew Needs from You
Singles are on the rise. Here’s what forward-looking churches need to know.
Gina Dalfonzo|
Finding My ‘True Self’ as a Same-Sex Attracted Woman
In my young-adult struggle with sexual identity, both legalistic condemnation and progressive license left me floundering.
Bekah Mason|
Book Review
Flying Solo in a Family-Centered Church
Gina Dalfonzo shares an insider's perspective on the frustrations of long-term singleness
Joy Beth Smith|
Singleness: My Only Companion
I've never been in a serious relationship despite my desire to one day marry. God is teaching me to hold that desire loosely. 
Ekemini Uwan|
Let's Kiss Dating Hello
A sociologist reveals her research about 'ring by spring' culture on a Christian college campus.
Nicole Sheets|
CT Pastors
How Your Church Can Benefit from ‘The Roseto Effect’
What a tiny town in Pennsylvania tells us about life-giving community.
Adam Stadtmiller|
May You Not Be Weird and 30 Other Prayers for My Future Husband
All the single Christians said, “Amen.”
Katelyn Beaty|
From Her.meneutics
How to Date When You’re Almost Middle-Aged
As I close in on 40, I’m learning how to live without marriage (even as I desire it).
Anna Broadway|
From Her.meneutics
Don’t Call Me Out at Your Wedding for Being Single
The church can model a more inclusive community, one that doesn’t divide over marital status.
Sarah Thebarge, guest writer|
From Her.meneutics
What Could Possibly Be Wrong with Christian Masturbation?
In both marriage and singleness, our bodies are not just for ourselves.
Eve Tushnet, guest writer|

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