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Friendship & accountability
Build friendships and accountability among men.
For churches
Help men lead their families and serve their communities.
1776.social is building a network of Christian men's groups in partnership with local churches. We want to help men form lasting friendships, grow in faith, prepare their households for a changing world, and become dependable neighbors.
Artificial intelligence is already changing how people work, communicate, learn, and decide what to trust. We cannot predict every consequence. We can help men respond with wisdom, practical skills, and strong relationships rather than fear.
Partnership
Why partner with 1776.social?
Churches have long been places where people find guidance, belonging, and help in difficult times. 1776.social offers a way to bring men together around that calling. A local group can study Scripture, discuss emerging challenges, learn useful skills, and organize acts of service for families and the wider community.
Our goal is to support a church's existing ministry and leadership. Each church knows its congregation and community best.
Audience
Who is this for?
1776.social is a men's group with a particular heart for family men: fathers, husbands, grandfathers, and men who carry responsibility for the people in their care. Men preparing for those responsibilities are welcome too.
We ask members to take family, faith, and service seriously. We do not define a man's worth by whether he is married or has children. What matters is his willingness to grow, keep his word, and care for others.
Local groups
What a local group can do
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Scripture study
Study Scripture and discuss how faith guides action.
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Prepared families
Help families prepare for disruptions, from power outages to online scams.
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Practical skills
Learn practical skills and share them with other members.
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Honest conversation
Talk honestly about AI and other changes without spreading panic or speculation.
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Serving neighbors
Support neighbors, including people outside the church or group.
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Working alongside
Work alongside existing church ministries and local service organizations.
How it works
How a church partnership works
A church interested in 1776.social can identify a men's ministry leader or small leadership team to explore a local chapter. Together, we can discuss the church's needs, choose a meeting format, and identify useful first activities.
The local church retains its pastoral authority and responsibility for its congregation. 1776.social provides a shared mission, discussion resources, practical learning topics, and connections with men pursuing similar work in other communities.
We intend to begin with churches across the United States and, over time, connect churches and men's groups around the world. Local groups should reflect the needs and laws of the communities where they operate.
Our guiding commitments
- Faith before fear. We trust God while taking our responsibilities seriously.
- Family before ego. We prepare to care for the people who depend on us.
- Truth before rumors. We check claims and distinguish evidence from predictions.
- Service before status. We measure leadership by how we help others.
- Peace and responsibility. We act lawfully, respect our neighbors, and seek to resolve conflict without intimidation.
Start a conversation
Start a conversation
If you lead a church or men's ministry and would like to explore a 1776.social group, we would welcome a conversation. Tell us about your church, your community, and what the men you serve need most.