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A Question of Authority, Who's in Charge?

Ruth

Communication and Marriage (A work booklet with a number of activities for couples to work together on).

Divorce and Remarriage

Lovemaking in the Song of Solomon

Marriage and Racism

The good news is this: all couples can learn to communicate and handle problems and disagreements better. Learning these skills can make a huge difference. Research shows that couples can learn communication skills that overcome the dangers signs we have described in the articles to the right; and that they can retain them for years, significantly reducing the odds of break up, divorce, and distress. If you are married, you probably need no convincing that learning to effectively deal with issues is important. If you are engaged, you may be thinking "we won't need that stuff, we get along great." But marriage is risky, and issues get bigger over time.