How 93 Churches Reached 60,000 People and Cut a City’s Divorce Rate by 24%

Communio’s J.P. De Gance joined the Parent Compass podcast to discuss Jacksonville’s 24% divorce reduction over three years. Here’s what happened — and what it means for your church.

The Marriage and Fertility Crisis Is a Worldview Problem. And the Church Is the Only Institution That Can Fix It.

Communio’s J.P. De Gance told The Christian Post that America’s marriage and fertility crisis is fundamentally a worldview problem — and that the church must recapture a Christian vision of family before it can offer it to the world.

80% of Men Say a Stable Relationship Matters to Them. Almost None Were Taught How to Build One.

GQ’s State of the American Male survey found 80% of men want a stable long-term relationship. Couples therapist Terry Real says the gap isn’t desire — it’s skill. Here’s what that means for your church.

J.P. De Gance Tells Fox News: America Is Facing a “Civilizational Bottleneck”

Communio founder J.P. De Gance appeared on Fox News today warning that declining marriage and birth rates represent a civilizational bottleneck — and that the local church is the answer. Watch the full clip.

Churchgoers Have Happier Marriages. J.P. De Gance Just Explained Why on Video.

Communio’s J.P. De Gance appeared on video to discuss the IFS Devout Difference report, explaining why churchgoers report significantly happier marriages — and what churches can do about it. Watch now.

30 Million Single Men. A Loneliness Crisis. And a Public Health Emergency Nobody Is Naming.

Communio’s J.P. De Gance appeared on Real America’s Voice American Sunrise to explain the bachelor crisis, the loneliness data, and why marriage is a public health issue. Watch the full segment here.

Dating Apps Are Designed to Keep You Searching. Here’s Why That’s a Problem and What the Church Can Do About It.

Communio’s J.P. De Gance published a new Washington Examiner op-ed arguing that dating apps are structurally built to keep people single. Here’s the business model problem and what parents, friends, and churches can do instead.

The Church Is Shrinking. But the Christians Who Remain Have the Happiest Marriages in America.

A new IFS report finds 79% of churchgoing Catholics and 74% of churchgoing Protestants are very happily married, compared to 66% of non-religious spouses. The faith-family paradox is real and it’s good news for your church.

Dads Are More Involved Than Ever. But “Involved” Shouldn’t Mean “Just Like Mom.”

A new IFS essay argues that fathers bring distinct, non-interchangeable contributions to their children. The research backs it up — and so does the church. Here’s why it matters for your family ministry.

Unmarried Motherhood in America Isn’t Declining. It’s Aging. And That Changes Everything.

A new IFS analysis finds that in 2024, unmarried women over 40 had a higher birth rate than unmarried teens for the first time ever. The story of nonmarital births has fundamentally changed. Here’s what it means for your church.