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Hey, church leader: you’re busy, right? You’ve got a lot of things on your plate. You’ve got more responsibilities than you have time. You wear many different hats—that’s a metaphor, of course, although you may also like to actually wear hats, too.

Guess what? That’s a lot like married people. They’re also busy. They have full plates. They have too many responsibilities and wear too many metaphorical hats. So if you’re a church leader (even an unmarried one) you can related to the challenges of marriage.

So what’s the trick to having a successful marriage and a successful ministry? Being proactive.

The Importance of Proactivity

Juggling lots of responsibilities—either in marriage or in ministry—takes planning ahead. It takes having a proactive approach to issues, rather than just reacting as they happen. It takes creating a plan and sticking to that plan.

It takes being proactive.

We all know marriage is important. But we don’t always prioritize our marriage because we get busy and get distracted by other things.

The same thing is true for marriage ministry. Most churches know helping marriages is important. They just have too many other things going on to be proactive about helping out couples. So how can your church get proactive about helping married people be proactive?

Join the Webinar

That’s exactly the topic that we’re going to tackle in our latest quarterly leadership webinar—how your church can help couples be proactive in their marriage. We’ve got a new resource that we think will be a huge help in making that happen.

So join MarriedPeople founder Ted Lowe on Wednesday, March 13 from 2-3pm EST for an opportunity to learn and ask questions. Here are all of the details:

  • Topic: How to help couples be proactive in their marriage
  • Speaker: Ted Lowe
  • Day: Wednesday, March 13, 2019
  • Time: 2-3pm EST
  • Cost: Free!

Sign Up: https://events.genndi.com/register/818182175026317696/06eb58b0c3

Are you ready to be proactive?