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Have you ever wanted to ask a question about something happening in your relationship, but you were too embarrassed to ever ask it? Loveology.org is for YOU! Loveology.org is a
Have you ever wanted to ask a question about something happening in your relationship, but you were too embarrassed to ever ask it? Loveology.org is for YOU! Loveology.org is a
What does DivorceCare provide? DivorceCare ministry offers profound benefits to individuals and communities across the country, providing vital support to those navigating the challenging journey of divorce. By offering a
Discover the ultimate resource for enhancing growth and connection with our comprehensive curriculum resources, featuring carefully recommendations for students, families, engaged couples, churches, and students to inspire and support every
Looking to create an unforgettable date night for your church community? In this step-by-step video, Danny Panter, a friend of MREC from First Baptist San Antonio, walks you through the
Establishing a marriage ministry within a church can profoundly enrich relationships and strengthen the community. This 10-step process will guide you through the essential phases of creating a supportive and
Are you looking to keep your marriage spark alive and deepen your connection throughout the year? Discover our comprehensive resource, “Ideas to Grow Your Marriage Year Round,” designed to help
If you’re in a toxic relationship, you’re probably feeling emotionally abused, drained, and more. Here’s how to identify the signs and know if it can be healed.
No marriage is immune from temptation. Hedges are advance decisions we make to protect our marriage. They keep temptation at bay, stop naïveté, and keep the marriage relationship a top priority. Let’s look at some specific hedges we all need to plant around our marriage.
Written by The Marriage Relationship Education Center There was a time when online dating had a sort of stigma around it. It was considered dangerous, sketchy, and even a bit
Co-parenting, jealousy, and stepsibling conflict can chip away at a family’s future. But five changes can create a lasting impact on stepfamily dynamics.