The same is true for a church that desires to minister to adults who are single. A church must take the time to get to know who singles are. Take an inventory of your church membership. Pulling together this kind of information will give you a better picture as to your church's understanding of single adults, its' attitude concerning single adults, and how effectively the church is reaching and ministering to them. Single adults are members of each generation, and they color and describe much of the uniqueness of each generation.
Single adults are an integral part of the adult community.
Anything or anyone that isolates or restricts another adult from realizing their full potential in Christ is wrong. Churches are encouraged to seek out committed Christian single adults to serve in Sunday School and Discipleship Training leadership positions. Single adults should be enlisted to serve on committees and ministry teams. Single adults should be considered in the same way married adults are when selecting chairpersons, directors and teachers. Encourage them to plan their own fellowships each month, and to stay together for a four month period.