Help for Single Dads: How Your Church Can Support These Men

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Some single dads get lumped in with college singles or career-focused young adults. But they have different agendas and schedules as parents. If they’re older and have teens, they often don’t feel comfortable in most singles groups either.

Classes such as DivorceCare help get single, divorced dads involved in church attendance. Single & Parenting helps single dads learn how to parent alone. DC4K, DivorceCare for Kids, is another great resource.

How does your church provide help for single dads and their children?

This article about help for single dads is adapted from material originally published on the Kids & Divorce blog

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Linda Jacobshttp://www.dc4k.org/
Linda Ranson Jacobs is one of the forefront leaders in the areas of children and divorce and single-parent family needs. Having been both divorced and widowed, Linda was a single mom who learned firsthand the emotional and support needs of broken families, and she developed a passion to help hurting families. As a children’s ministry director, children’s program developer, speaker, author, trainer, and therapeutic child care center owner, Linda has assisted countless single-parent families and their children. In 2004, Linda created and developed the DivorceCare for Kids program, a biblically based, Christ-centered ministry tool designed to bring healing, comfort, and coping and communication skills to children of divorce. Local churches use this lay-led, 13-week program to launch a children’s divorce recovery ministry in their church and community.

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