What Focus on the Family Gets Right — And Wrong — About Divorced Believers @lifesavingdivorce
What Focus on the Family Gets Right — And Wrong — About Divorced Believers  @lifesavingdivorce
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
A Lifeway study of 1,000 divorced Christians found they stayed in church, kept serving, and grew in faith after divorce. But when two Focus on the Family affiliates summarized that research, they told completely different stories. 🙏

One focused on what divorce costs the institution. The other focused on how divorced people were suffering in silence. Same data. Opposite instincts.
Which lens is your church using?

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