Single Single Purpose Flying Solo: It's Not Easy!
Young Adults Talk About Church Involvement
Church leaders often seek ways to keep young adults involved during the transitions of young adulthood.
The Unexpected Legacy of Divorce
As divorce has become more common, many Christians fail to acknowledge the consequences on families, especially on the children.
Interview with Ronda Williams
Ronda Williams is recognized as an outstanding leader winning the Servant Leadership Award Recipient.
Going Back Home?
Are you a college graduate “going back home” to live for a time? Have you wondered how your growing independence will mesh with the established family routine? Here are some tips that will help you...
New Name, New Emphasis
New furniture, new paint, new carpet, new dishes, and new decorations are some changes we make to give familiar surroundings a new look. With this issue, Solo Perspective becomes Single Purpose.
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 The reality of life after divorce is never quite like the expectation. Although initially there may be relief; relief may be quickly followed by frustration, anger, or sadness. Life is never easy. Recovery is possible, but it should not be rushed or attempted alone.
Point and Click Here for eight solid, workable ideas on how your church can best meet the needs of single adults. Use it as a litmus test on what you're doing right now.
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