I like this simple, succint article that gives 5 tips for married couples.
"All of us, not just singles, need to remember we’re not defined by our work or our differences. We’re defined by our identity as children of God redeemed by the blood of Jesus. Because of that, we all have more in common than we have differences—regardless of age, marital status, or ethnicity."
My chuch has a young professionals group and an older singles group. I'be been to both. I feel like I have more in common with young married couples than I do with single parents. What do you think about how churches group people by lifestages? I value spending time with single women my age, but if that's my only social circle, I feel like I'm missing out on so much wisdom from other populations in my church. What do you think? Most of the small groups at my church are for married couples, significantly limiting my options and leaving me alone because I can't find one I'm welcome to join on the evening I'm free.
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