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EPISODE · Aug 5, 2020 · 45 MIN

044: The future of singleness

from Centre for Christian Living podcast

Statistics show that one in three people in our churches are single. And yet many of our church communities tend to make singles feel “singled out”—that is, we’ve so normalised marriage and children that we’ve made many single men and women feel out of place. In this episode, Dani Treweek helps us see a richer theological vision for singleness—one that shows us what life will be like for all Christians in the future. She argues that by thinking theologically, we will better appreciate the single men and women in our communities, and better appreciate our place and God’s vision for us if we are single. For shownotes and a full episode transcript, visithttps://ccl.moore.edu.au/resources/podcast-episode-044/ Find out more about our August event with Dani and Chris Thomson: https://ccl.moore.edu.au/events/2020-08-19/

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