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State of the Family – 2025

State of the Family Study

Marriage Health in America

Focus on the Family recently conducted the Marriage Health in America study, assessing the “health” of marriage relationships in America. Working with global research firm Ipsos, the Marriage Health in America study explores a variety of marital areas in a nationwide survey of U.S. households. Among the top findings…

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A few Key Insights….

The study revealed that Convictional Christians (those actively practicing their faith) have marriages that are healthier and in less of a “crisis” state….

Convictional Christians Have Healthier Marriages

Source: Focus on the Family/Ipsos – 2025 Marriage Health in America Study ©

% of Marriages that are Healthy

Fewer Convictional Christians in Marriage Crisis

Source: Focus on the Family/Ipsos – 2025 Marriage Health in America Study ©

% of Marriages in Crisis

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Fewer Convictional Christians in Marriage Crisis

Source: Focus on the Family/Ipsos – 2025 Marriage Health in America Study ©

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Defining Faith Segments

The study revealed that Convictional Christians (those actively practicing their faith) have marriages that are healthier and in less of a “crisis” state….

NOMINAL CHRISTIANS (NC)

These respondents identified as “Christian” in name only but did not respond in the affirmative to any of the two segments

BORN-AGAIN- CHRISTIANS (BA)

These respondents answered “Yes” to the following questions but not additional questions listed under Convictional:

CONVICTIONAL CHRISTIANS (CC)

These respondents identified as “Christian” in name only but did not respond in the affirmative to any of the two segments