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The Marriage Course is a series of seven sessions, designed to help couples invest in their relationship and build a strong marriage. Some couples do the course to intentionally invest and strengthen their relationship, others are looking to address more specific challenges. Either way, the course offers essential tools and practical ideas to help you build a relationship that lasts a lifetime.
The Marriage Course is based on Christian principles but designed for all couples with or without a church background.
Who is it for?
Any married couple looking to strengthen their relationship. Couples not married but living together are welcome.
What's the cost?
$50 per couple for seven weeks, covering food and materials. If finances are prohibiting you to participate, please contact TiffanyMPickett@gmail.com
What can we expect?
On The Marriage Course you will eat dinner with other couples and after short video or talk you will have time for private discussion between you and your partner/spouse in a warm and relaxed atmosphere.
You never share anything about your relationship with anyone other than your partner. Background music ensures that you can chat in complete privacy.
Topics
Session 1: Building Strong Foundations. Learn to understand each other’s needs.
Session 2: The Art of Communication. How to listen and communicate effectively.
Session 3: Resolving Conflict. Develop methods to resolve conflict and disagreements.
Session 4: The Power of Forgiveness. Learn how to apologize and forgive as a couple.
Session 5: The Impact of Family - Past and Present. Explore the impact of your family on your relationship.
Session 6: Good Sex. Find ways to develop greater sexual intimacy.
Session 7: Love in Action. Learn your partner’s ‘love language’ and how to love them well.
Session 8. (Optional) Times of separation.
“I have seen how The Marriage Course is a beautiful ecumenical resource that helps couples invest afresh in their marriage in a real and practical way for the challenges of modern life.”