Communio just launched its largest initiative ever and first citywide project of 2020. The Amon Carter Foundation and the Miles Foundation have provided start-up funding for Communio to build its fourth, family-strengthening, City Platform in Tarrant County, Texas – home of Fort Worth.
Communio is launching a three-year initiative to equip local churches in Denver, CO to strengthen marriages, reduce divorce, and grow their congregations through data-informed, full-circle relationship ministry.
The 100-year old St. Matthew Catholic Church in Conshohocken, Pa. will become a model for parish renewal in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia by implementing Communio’s data-informed, full-circle relationship ministry.
Communio is replicating its model across Martin, Midland, and Ector counties – home to the sister cities of Midland and Odessa.
Communio, a national nonprofit that consults with churches to leverage data insights and ministry best practices to strengthen marriages and relationships, has launched its first new City Platform this summer.
Communio just wrapped up another successful two-day training and planning session with one of the most influential Mainline Protestant churches in the United States – the historic Truro Anglican Church in Fairfax.
With Communio’s help, LCBC Church, with more than 18,000 adult attendees, is now making relationship ministry for singles, married, those preparing for marriage, and those in crisis their number one priority in 2020.