1. Why Blended Family Ministry Matters

Every Sunday, blended families sit in your pews carrying unique challenges—strained co-parenting relationships, the complexities of step-parenting, lingering wounds from divorce, and a longing for unity that sometimes feels out of reach. They need more than generic marriage advice. They need biblical, practical, and grace-filled guidance that speaks directly to their situation.

When a church steps in to offer that guidance, it not only strengthens those families—it strengthens the church as a whole. A healthy home creates healthy disciples, and healthy disciples make a healthy church.

2. A Proven, Christ-Centered Resource

Blended Families: A New Ark is a 22-week, Scripture-rooted journey designed to help couples put Christ at the center, strengthen their marriage, and create a culture of unity in their home. Each chapter addresses the realities of blending a family while offering hope, encouragement, and actionable steps.

The format makes it perfect for a small group or class setting—five discussion questions and exercises per week give couples the opportunity to reflect, apply, and grow together. It’s not just a book to read; it’s a journey to walk together.

3. How to Use It in Your Church

Start a dedicated Blended Family Group led by a spiritually mature, experienced leader who understands both the challenges and the hope of blending a family. This could be:

• A couple who has successfully navigated the blended family journey.

• A leader with a pastoral heart and a gift for mentoring.

Groups can meet weekly or bi-weekly, following the book’s 22-week format. Couples read the weekly content at home, then gather for discussion, prayer, and encouragement. Over time, you’ll watch marriages grow stronger, children gain stability, and families unite under Christ.

4. The Impact You Can Expect

When blended families are equipped with biblical tools and supported by a loving church community, transformation happens:

• Marriages become the anchor for the entire home.

• Parents lead with unity, wisdom, and grace.

• Children experience a new sense of belonging and security.

• The testimony of God’s redemption shines in a way the whole congregation can see.

By starting a blended family ministry, you’re not just helping individual households—you’re strengthening the fabric of your church and modeling the gospel in action.