Single Parents - Resources for Christian Moms and Dads

Whether you are a part-time stepparent or biological parent, here are a few suggestions to help you navigate part-time parenting.

The difficulties of being a Step-mom are many. What's worth fighting for, and when is it OK to give in?

When you list off your failures and stay there in the defeat, nobody wins. Just keep loving God. Just keep loving your kids.

My son was the author of "The Art of Passive Resistance for Children." Like the mountain, he would not be moved.

A divorced, unemployed mother of three pre-school children, I believed, until that morning, I had already sunk to the bottom.

It can be difficult to train your child to be assertive, a fine balance between passive and aggressive.

Raising children is Kingdom work. You cannot do it perfectly, but neither did the moms of the Bible, and we are still feeling the impact of their efforts.

Should I just accept the fact that I am going to be lonely for the rest of my life and try to get over it and let my boyfriend go?

With the growing number of single parents in the country today, many churches are embracing single parent ministries. This leads to growing questions by congregants and leadership. Single parenting expert, Jennifer Maggio, answers some of those tough questions.

If you're divorced, the thought of dating again can be both scary and intriguing.

For every single mother who has felt broken, alone, abandoned, and forgotten, your Heavenly Father knows. He sees. He hurts when you do. And His word is a source of encouragement in your darkest hour.

A single mom's life, like any other mother, is one of great joy and triumph. But it can also be one of great hardship and difficulty. The Life of a Single Mom Ministries is committed to seeing every single mother encouraged, equipped, and connected to the local body of Christ.

Single parents face family stress that most two-parent families don’t consider.

Many churches desire to have more single parents within their walls. Many single parents desire connection to a local church. So, how do we bridge the gap?

You can stop a hurtful cycle and be the one to help bring healing to your family.

Tom has shown me what a man of character looks like.