How can I celebrate fidelity?

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You are the most powerful example of human flourishing to a dark, broken world. What are the blessings God has given you? A spouse? Children? Friends? Neighbors? A local congregation? Serve God in them, and tell others about why they are important to you.

• Start praying the new Fidelity Month prayer.
• Put up the Fidelity Month flag or yard sign at your home, place of work, or organization
• Use the Fidelity Month logo on your social media pages.
• Wear Fidelity Month shirts and hats.
• Write articles and letters to the editor or post about Fidelity Month on your social media platforms.
• Petition your town, state, organization, or company to make a Fidelity Month declaration.
• Organize Fidelity Month events and invite speakers to talk about how we can live faithfully as individuals and together, corporately.

• Make a proclamation or propose a resolution that officially designates June as Fidelity Month. See an example resolution and proclamation here.
• Make policy which encourages citizens to worship freely, get married, have kids, and invest in their communities.

• Incorporate Fidelity Month into your initiatives during June.
• If you're a ministry, focus on themes of faith in the public square, healthy marriages, healthy families, and a right understanding of patriotism.
• If you work in public policy, emphasize policy that supports families and civil society.
• If you would like your organization to be featured on our Partners page, email us at fidelitymonth@gmail.com

• Write an article or dedicate an issue to Fidelity Month, like National Review and Fox News. You can focus on our perennial themes, our new initiatives for the upcoming year, or both!

• Have a Fidelity Month team member, like Robert P. George or Christopher Parr, on for an episode! You can reach us at fidelitymonth@gmail.com.

• Incorporate the Fidelity Month prayer into a worship service this June.
• Hold a class for your congregants on living out your faith in the public square, specifically focusing on our pillars: life, marriage, family, community, and country.
• In your sermons and homilies, emphasize how Scripture teaches us to live for "God's glory and our good," aiming for Heaven while spreading the gospel and serving our communities.

• Encourage students to hold a prayer gathering or chapel service, asking God for a revival of these principles in our nation.
• Send a letter or video message to your campus community, reminding them of how true education equips us to worship God and serve our families and communities.
• Appoint a faculty or staff member who embodies fidelity in his or her own life to serve as a Fidelity Month campus representative.
• Hold a student essay contest on the meaning of fidelity in America today.
• Display a poster at your school explaining the purpose of Fidelity Month and why faith, marriage, family, community, and country are important. Download our example here.