How can churches help single Christians to plan for end of life? Here are some suggestions and resources for churches, based on our End of Life survey.

Suggested prayers to guide you and your church in praying for single people at Christmas

How church leaders can help single people in their congregation who want to adopt or foster.

Many single Christians long to express their love and nurturing through a family. The good news is that being single does not exclude you from adopting or fostering children.

The single life can have its advantages, but when sickness strikes, being alone can make it a lot harder to cope.

Money is a subject that some churches tackle head on as part of their ministries. Others rarely mention money except in terms of giving. However financial worries are a concern for many people in our churches, including singles.

Finding a home is a major issue for single people. How can you support single people in your congregation who cannot find - or afford - a home?

Many single people find themselves shouldering the responsibility of caring for parents and older relatives, or looking after seriously ill or disabled children alone. But you and your church can help…

If a widowed or divorced member of your congregation hopes to start dating again, here are some ways you can support them…

With loneliness on the increase, how can church leaders foster a community that doesn’t leave anyone feeling excluded and forgotten?

Dealing with sickness can be extremely difficult when you have no partner to help. How can leaders help their single church members?

Many single Christians choose not to attend church. In our survey of 3,000 single Christians, many respondents told us they no longer attended church. So we asked what would encourage them to do so.

What do you say when a single person tells you they’re also attending services elsewhere? It’s common for single Christians to attend more than one church. How should church leaders respond?