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Unite Your Church Today

With 75% of kids and youth walking away from their faith, adults are struggling with discipling their kids more than ever. With an aligned church curriculum every member of the family can own their faith. 

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75% of kids and youth are walking away from their faith.

It’s frustrating when your adults, youth, and kids aren’t learning the same topic and Bible stories each week. Why is that just plain wrong? Because as pastors, we’re called to build and unite the church (Ephesians 4:12).  

Start equipping your families and unify your ministry with One Voice

Create common ground for church unity

Less stress on your staff and volunteers

Focus on discipleship

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We get it, we've struggled too...

As pastors and church leaders, we have struggled finding curriculum to help kids and youth own their faith. We've seen the lack of communication and discipleship when families are learning different topics. We are equipping you to remove that barrier in your ministry.

 

We have spent years creating curriculum that builds unity by teaching the same topic, at an age-appropriate level, to adults, youth, and kids.

Unite Your Church Across All Ages

When you sign up with One Voice, you will receive access to every resource for all age groups for free. Focus more on uniting your ministry and equip the whole family to own their faith. All you need to do are these three simple steps.

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What Is One Voice? 

“Then all of you can join together with one voice, giving praise and glory to God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ.” Romans 15:6 (NLT) The Church is shrinking more every year. People leave Church if they don’t feel a connection with God and others. How can we help make a difference? As fellow pastors and Church leaders, we saw the need to support Church leaders to deepen relationships and core Biblical learning as a way to foster conversation and connection with each other. But without a common ground, we are trapped in our own silos.

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