The Art of Marriage® Small Group Couple’s Set

Every Marriage is unique, expressed by the colorful personalities of each spouse and textured by the circumstances at play in their lives. Blending these to make marriage work is a divinely inspired art form — challenging to master but definitely worth the effort.

In The Art of Marriage®, we weave together expert teaching, engaging stories, man-on-the-street interviews, humorous vignettes and much more to portray the hope and beauty of God's design for marriage, and now the same great content is available in a six-week study format. In The Art of Marriage® small-group series, couples can explore God's Purpose and Plan, Overcoming Isolation, Fulfilling Our Responsibilities, Communication and Conflict, Experiencing Real Intimacy, and Leaving a Lasting Legacy in a home group or Sunday school setting.

To fully participate, each couple will need The Art of Marriage® small group study guide. The study guide contains group discussion questions, mini-projects for completion during group meetings, date-night suggestions for couples and articles and tips for improving marriage. Study guides are sold as a couple's set so that spouses can have their own copy.

With minimal preparation, The Art of Marriage small-group series can make a lasting impact in the marriages in your church and community.

Need help getting started? Ask a Ministry Advisor.

For maximum impact, purchase a set for every couple attending. The manuals are essential for fully experiencing the video event and provide additional information and guidance after it ends.

FamilyLife®'s mission is to build godly marriages and families that will change the world, one home at a time. It expands with our compassion for all families in need of help. Through our conferences, podcasts, website, and resources, we are seeing God rewrite the legacies of husbands, wives, and children everywhere.

SKU:	KIT18212
ISBN:	978-1602007529
Publisher:	FamilyLife
Language:	English
Page Count:	103
Size:	N/A
Author:	FamilyLife
Format:	Workbook