Church Articles and other resources for churches including newsletter and sermon material

We know it’s hard being a church magazine or parish magazine editor when you’ve got lots of church articles to write. Sometimes you are struggling for material and sometimes you’ve got too much. Whatever the size of your congregation, the chances are you’ll have some single people in your midst. And they may be single and never married, or single because they’re divorced, separated or widowed. Whatever their age there’s also a high chance that they’re lonely (however busy they may seem) and would dearly like a special companion in their lives. There are lots of issues around being single and you might like to address some of them in your church articles, magazine or newsletters.

If you are looking for material, then you’ll find a selection of articles here that might be useful.

Calling all single people – FREE guide to make a success of meeting new people

1 is the loneliest number!

Made for relationships – we are made in Adam’s image!

Stuck in a rut? Looking for something new?

Where are all our eligible men?

Reprioritising your life in these hard times

Help for Christians who want to meet fellow believers

Mothers ensure your daughters use wisdom on the internet

Sermons on singleness? – Count me out!

Get serious about relationships!

Commitment for the long term

Christmas 2010

There is a lot of teaching and focus in churches about marriage and family matters. What isn’t so commonly seen or heard is teaching or materials for single people. And this is despite the fact that ‘singles’ are increasingly filling our pews – whether single (never married) or people who’ve been married and who are now widowed, divorced or seperated. If you’re wanting to restore the balance and to preach on issues relevant to single people then hopefully you’ll find the following resources useful.

Biblical Dating – An Introduction

Is the church failing single people – Catherine Francis investigates

Web Resources

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