Uncommen 8.6.0

The Uncommen Why

Life presents various struggles that many men encounter, encompassing challenges such as addiction, financial issues, health concerns, family dynamics, self-confidence, and aspirations for success. Recognizing these shared challenges, Uncommen believes in offering a unique solution through faith in Christ Jesus. Rather than remaining passive observers to the struggles of masculinity, Uncommen actively promotes a culture where men are encouraged to succeed and positively influence their families, communities, and the broader world. The organization is dedicated to fostering the development of content that inspires men to fulfill their roles as husbands, fathers, and leaders.

The Uncommen How

Aligned with the biblical framework for manhood as articulated by God and exemplified in the teachings of Jesus Christ, Uncommen empowers men to thrive within their personal spheres of influence. Weekly content is disseminated through various platforms including blogs, social media, the YouVersion Bible app, and devotionals. Additionally, Uncommen organizes and provides support for Charters—small groups designed to foster growth and community among men.

The Uncommen What

Through earnest prayer for divine wisdom and open discussions about relevant issues, Uncommen challenges men to pursue personal growth in practical and measurable ways. The organization offers monthly Bible study materials based on key themes related to husbands, fathers, and leaders. Furthermore, it aims to create a strong social media presence to reach men where they are. A central component of Uncommen's strategy involves empowering men to establish small groups within their communities, facilitating honest dialogue and mutual support.

The Uncommen Who

Consider the profile of Jack:

• Age range: 25 – 55
• Significant consumer of pornographic material
• Spends an average of 2.5 hours daily on his smartphone
• Has only 3.4 minutes per day of conversation with his children
• Engages in 17 minutes of weekly conversation with his wife
• Averages less than 25% volunteer participation

Now consider Jack’s family:

• Children without fathers are five times more likely to live in poverty.
• Women make up 75% of volunteer forces.
• 24.7 million children live apart from their biological fathers.
• 17 million children reside with single mothers.
• 26% of absentee fathers live in a different state from their children.

Where do we begin?

• The journey starts with prayer for wisdom.
• We create content that addresses the challenges men face openly.
• No topic is too difficult; honest conversations are essential.
• Men are encouraged to pursue tangible and achievable self-improvement.
• The focus remains on growth within the roles of husbands, dads, and leaders.
• Support is provided by facilitating the establishment of small groups within local communities.
• Monthly Bible Study materials are offered, grounded in scripture concerning our core themes.
• A robust social media presence fosters open dialogue about pressing issues.
• The process concludes with prayer, ensuring alignment with God's purpose.

Pray – Encourage – Grow – Support – Repeat

Stay Uncommen!