Three Ways to Rebuild the Path to Marriage
Connect 12 restores the natural environments where young men and women form healthy, pressure-free friendships that can lead to lifelong marriage.
Whether you want to experience it yourself, bring it to your community, or help scale the work, there are three clear ways to get involved.
Choose How You Want to Help
#1 - Join a Group
Meet real people. Build real friendships.
A 12-week, group-based experience for young men and women (typically ages 20–35). You’ll be part of a cohort of 12 (6 men + 6 women) that shares meals, activities, service, and conversations—without dating pressure or one-on-one scenarios.
Best for: Young adults who want a healthier alternative to dating apps and a stronger foundation of friendships and character.
#2 - Start a Group
Bring Connect 12 to your church, campus, or community.
Host a local cohort and help young adults in your area form genuine friendships in a structured, pressure-free setting. You’ll receive training, facilitator guides, participant materials, activity ideas, and ongoing support.
Best for: Churches, colleges, nonprofits, community groups, or motivated individuals ready to lead or co-lead a 12-week cohort.
#3 - Partner With Us
Help restore the pathways to marriage for the next generation.
Partner as a host site, sponsor scholarships or materials, run co-branded pilots, or collaborate on impact and research. We provide playbooks, training, and support so you can serve young adults at scale with a values-aligned model.
Best for: Churches, networks, foundations, organizations, and leaders committed to strengthening marriage, family, and community.
Have questions? We’d love to talk.
Every cohort, every host, and every partner moves us closer to a culture where young adults meet in healthy real-life settings, friendships form naturally, and marriage becomes more attainable again.