Celebrate Wives

Wives Day is a movement of forgiveness and restoration—one that seeks to stop the destruction of families and children in our culture.  Men and women need each other. Children need both a mommy and a daddy. It’s time to move beyond men’s movements and women’s movements toward something better. Wives Day calls us to come together, to build one another...

We call it Wives Day because we believe men will have to go first in turning around and honoring, loving, and respecting the opposite gender. For decades, our culture has modeled distortion rather than wholeness.In the so-called “Macho Era” of the 1950s, movies often portrayed men dominating women—sometimes even through violence—then romanticizing it as love.In the 1960s, films increasingly normalized...

Five years after the September 11th terrorist attacks, God led our Pastors to start Wives Day in order to strengthen our church families and our community. The 5th of March was originally designated as Wives Day. Two years later, we moved it to the 3rd Sunday in September in an effort to join other Christians who were working to...

The goals of this movement are to help rebuild the moral fabric of our community, strengthen families, reduce divorce rates, and inspire children to pass on prosperity and common sense values. Other goals include to educate boys and men how to be faithful and care for a wife; to train young girls who want to be wives how to have...