The Marriage Course
The Marriage Course is a 7 session course for couples. Whether you'e been married 6 months or 40 years. It is designed to strengthen your relationship and give you resources for growing together.
When:
Five Monday Nights (online) beginning 12 October, 7:45-9:30pm/
The final 2 sesions will be hosted in person on Saturday 14th November at Banksmeadow Public School Hall.
Cost:
There is no cost to participate in The Marriage Course but registrations are limited.
Please register below and we will get in contact with further info.
FAQ
1. What if I can't make a week/ miss the first week. Can I still participate?
Yes. We can make the film you missed available to you to catch up. However, if you know you will miss multiple weeks then we recommend you don't sign up this time.
2. Will I be forced to share personal information with strangers?
No. The sessions are completely private, with no group work. No one else will be 'listening in'.
3. What if we're not married?
The Marriage Course is designed for couples who are in a long-term cohabiting relationship. If you're planning to marry or have been together less than 2 years then The Marriage Course might not be the best fit for you right now.
4. Is The Marriage Course only for Christians?
No. While The Marriage Course is based on Christian principles, it is designed for couples with or without a Christian faith. We are confident all couples will find it relevant and helpful for their relationship.
5. My partner isn't keen. Can I do The Marriage Course alone?
The course is designed for couples to do together. To get the most out of it, we ask both people be willing to participate. If you or your partner are unsure about signing up, you are welcome to join for the first week without committing to the entire course. There will be no judgments from us if you decide not to come back.
6. Why are you offering this for free?
We know marriage can be tough, but we believe it has the potential to be a great blessing to each person in the marriage, and to the community more broadly. 2020 has been especially challenging for a lot of couples, and we'd like to help. There's no catch: just an opportunity for the church to do something good in the local community.