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Single Christians and IVF?
For many single Christians, the longing to become a parent runs deep and fertility technologies promise to make that dream possible. Yet alongside these technologies come profound questions for followers of Jesus: what does cross-shaped faithfulness look like when powerful technologies reshape how we think about sex, marriage, and having children?
Through honest conversation, biblical reflection, and compassionate wisdom, we’ll explore how the gospel renews our thinking about procreation, parenthood, marriage, and family. Together, we’ll consider why not every path to parenthood is one that Christians are free to pursue, how faithful discipleship may sometimes call us to embrace both the possibilities and limits of life in a fallen world, and how God may meet our desires to nurture, care for, and invest in the next generation in ways that are unexpected and deeply life-giving. We’ll also explore how the church can respond to these questions with deep humility, biblical conviction, and practical love.
This seminar is not only for singles wrestling with the question of IVF, but also for church families and leaders committed to loving them well. It will be held in-person in Sydney (October), with Trinity Church Adelaide members watching in our Ministry Centre.
Arrive from 6.15pm for 6.30pm start. Finishes 8.30pm.
You can also register under your own name, to watch in the comfort of your own home. See details here.
Cross Related exists “To see the church embody gospel-shaped relationships that honour Christ, build up his people, and draw the world to him”.
Cross Related is the next iteration of the ministry formerly known as Single Minded. Single Minded was/is a ministry that equipped, encouraged, and taught about a Christ glorifying vision of singleness.
Cross Related are not a matchmaking ministry, they are not an activist or lobbying ministry, and they do not provide pastoral counselling services.