September 2009 Weddings
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**Smo**
Do you take your marriage enrichment classes through your church?
I've been googling but do you know of any secular organizations that provide these kind of classes?
TIA!
Re: **Smo**
Do you take your marriage enrichment classes through your church?
Kind of.
It isn't something that the church sets up. We have connection groups at our church. Basically it is supposed to be us living life outside of church. So you could have a bowling connection group, or a fashion one, which we have both. Basically a hobby that people want to do, outside of church.
The couple that sets up the marriage enrichment connection group does it out of their own choice. The church doesn't ask them, haha, if that makes sense. So pretty much anyone who is married or in a committed relationship on the road to marriage is invited. Christian or not.
The husband involved is an actual psychologist and has his own practice. His wife does family counseling as well. We normally meet for breakfast at their house and have discussions relevant to married life.
I've been googling but do you know of any secular organizations that provide these kind of classes?
I haven't heard or many other groups like this. I think it would be awesome of people had something like this available in more places. It helps tremendously for us.
I think people would attend more if sessions weren't tied to a particular religion. Though we don't really bring up scripture or faith, we sometimes do, most of the material can be applied in secular way. I lover ours, but I can understand apprehension about going if you're not Christian.
Zuma Zoom
Okay, cool, great!
Thanks!