We’re grateful for the incredible turnout at our recent program, “How to Stir Commitment in Marriage”!
On September 28th, 2024, singles and couples gathered together to explore the secrets to a fulfilling and committed relationship. Our esteemed speakers shared valuable insights, and uplifting music ministers led us in worship.
The Relationship Mentoring school program, held on 27th May 2024, focused on the theme “Understanding Your Partner’s Love Needs.” The program aimed to educate participants on the importance of understanding their own and their partner’s love languages in building and maintaining healthy relationships.
The Phlegmatic personality was revealed to be calm, gentle, and adaptable, while the Choleric type was shown to be confident, driven, and results-oriented. The Melancholy personality was explored as analytical, creative, and perfectionistic, and the Sanguine type was celebrated for their enthusiasm, optimism, and social charm.
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Where listening is prioritized in a marital relationship other than just hearing, understanding will really take root to establish such a relationship, as the text for the day implies.
It is important to emphasize that talking is not the same as communicating; that you talk does not guarantee understanding or relevant feedback, as the act of communication is understanding-centered and is not completed without relevant feedback.
Simplicity is not a weakness but a virtue that must be imbibe in all aspects of a marital relationship; communication is not excluded, especially if the marital relationship will be smooth and free of perpetual conflict.
Since communication is a process through which information is passed between intimate partners, it must be well mastered, as many people may assume that they are communicating because they have the ability to talk.
As a married individual, keep adding value to yourself as your spouse grows (not out of competition but relevance), and as singles, don’t despise your educational and social status in making marital decisions.
Don’t treat your spouse openness as vulnerability but as strength.
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