Contact: Ted Lowe, 678-427-1685, tlowe@marriedpeople.org
ATLANTA, Sept. 28, 2011 /Christian Newswire/ -- MarriedPeople, an organization designed to help churches help marriages, recently launched its first small group study, Core 4 Habits of a Great Marriage. This part one of an emerging series insists that God's way for marriage may not be easy to live out, but it is easy to understand. Created for men who hate mushy stuff and the women they love, the study is guilt-free, experiential, practical, man-friendly, fun and an information underload. It is great for new or existing small groups, Sunday morning classes, or a special five-session study hosted by a church.
MarriedPeople wants couples to stop working on their marriage and start enjoying it. Overall, married people want great marriages, but have been convinced that having it is very complicated. And because the topic is only addressed a few times within Scripture, there are often more questions than answers. MarriedPeople believes God may have done that on purpose, and therefore derives the Core 4 Habits of a Great Marriage from what we are given, including: Have serious fun, respect and love, practice your promise and love God first. Though this may sound simple, MarriedPeople realizes the way God calls husbands and wives to love each other is not. The purpose of this study is to give readers God's clear hope and direction for their marriages.
For a limited time, churches can try MarriedPeople small groups for free. Complete information can be found at www.MarriedPeople.org. Free trial includes one music and trivia video, three video segments and a leader's guide. This one-week trial is designed to be a stand-alone or as part of a five-week small group study.
The complete five-session study for volume one in the series includes leader guides, two DVD's of video vignettes and a CD of original songs highlighting the Core 4 Habits. More information about MarriedPeople and its entire product library is located at www.MarriedPeople.org.
About MarriedPeople:
MarriedPeople, a division of Orange launched in 2010, was created to help churches help marriages. Beginning with the fact that all churches want to help marriages, and concluding with the fact that churches already have too much to do, MarriedPeople stands in the gap. By following the simple six-step MarriedPeople strategy, churches can get the tools they need to make a real difference is the lives of married people. For more information, visit www.MarriedPeople.org.
