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A Happy Home

When I met my husband 12 years ago, I was excited to discover that he shared my religious beliefs. At this time, I had recently ended a relationship with a man that didn’t want to attend church and other religious events as often as I wanted to. My husband and I quickly built a successful relationship based on love, trust, and shared values. Before we married, we scheduled an appointment with a Christian counselor. This respected counselor told us how to lean on our faith during difficult times in our marriage. On this blog, I hope you will discover the ways religion and spirituality can strengthen your marriage. Enjoy!

Latest Posts

Plan The Best Church Youth Conference Ever

Posted on March 17, 2020

Does your church host a youth conference for your teenagers every year? If so, maybe the conference for 2020 will be held this summer. If you are the head of the planning committee, you are more than likely looking for ideas that will make this year's event the best one your youth have ever attended. You've come to the right place to get some ideas that will make this year's conference memorable and fun. [Read More]

When You Can't Make It To Church: Using Technology To Hear God's Word

Posted on January 26, 2019

Whether you can't get out because of the weather, or you don't have a ride to church, there are ways you can still hear a weekly sermon and participate in your faith. Church radio sermons bring the word of God to you in your home, giving you the peace you seek as you listen and pray. When you can't listen to a sermon in person, Christian online radio sermons provide you with an opportunity to hear what others have to say about your faith, and to listen to new preachers you have never heard before. [Read More]

3 Ways To Make Your Church More Accommodating For Children With Invisible Needs

Posted on July 16, 2016

It's unfortunate when families feel as though they can no longer attend worship services because the needs of their children are not being met. While your church might be doing everything possible to accommodate visible needs (like physical limitations), it's important to ask yourself what you are doing to accommodate children whose needs might not be so visible. Here are three ways to make your church more accommodating for children with invisible needs. [Read More]

4 Great Things To Do With Your High School Youth Group This Summer

Posted on June 28, 2016

If you run a high school youth group, the summer vacation provides you with a lot more time to work with the students in your ministry and help them grow in their faith. Here are a few great ideas of things you can do together with your high school youth group this summer. Run A Camp For Younger Members Of The Church A great way to teach your high school youth group students how to share their faith is by providing them with a comfortable setting to reach out. [Read More]