I'd be happy to consult my handy-dandy Writer's Market and prepare you a list of potential houses. Maybe there's some way you can fold this into your BA program? If you have any writing assignments due -- and this is what I tell all of my students, by the way -- take advantage of the opportunity and use it as a chance to write a first draft of an introduction or a chapter or whatever.
In a psych class, for example, I could easily see a research paper on attitudes toward divorce in the literature with your observations from the community here as a case study.
In a sociology class, an exploration of the seeming divergence between Loh and Flanigan (recent articles referenced hereabouts) as representatives of the cultural split on divorce. Or, more your bailiwick, a thoughtful discussion of the sort-of meta-disconnect there is between strong Christian faith and divorce. I believe I've even seen some empirical research on that topic.
Anyway, merely food for thought. But you could start "working" the problem even as you work your "everyday" problems....
