CITN Couples Fellowship The Couples Fellowship is designed to help married and engaged couples and those seriously considering marriage to understand God’s plan and purpose for marriage, to promote Christ-centered, happy, fulfilling and long lasting marriages, and to foster relationships among couples in the church.

Meetings are held the third Tuesday night of the month at 7 PM in The Café. Check church calendar for specific dates.

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Church in the Now Couples' Fellowship

2008

Join us for the Married Couples’ Getaway at the Lodge on Lake Oconee
Friday October 24-26. Flyers coming soon with prices and deposit due dates.

Tuesday, February 19, 2008 at 7 PM in the Café
Topic: “Behind Closed Doors!”
Facilitators: Pastors Jim and Darlene Swilley

Married for over 52 years, the Swilley’s have learned the secrets to longevity and marital happiness. Come hear words of wisdom gained from godly revelation and their experiences. Don’t miss this one!

Tuesday, March 18, 2008 at 7 PM in the Café
Topic: “When Career Choices Affect Your Marriage”
Facilitators: Ozzie & Connie Ross

The demands of work can interfere with your marriage. How does a couple deal with extensive travel, demanding work, rotating shifts or a single income home? Let’s explore the effects the work world can have on a marriage and learn how to avoid a negative impact.

Tuesday, April 15, 2008 at 7 PM in the Café
Topic: “Taxation without Representation!”
Facilitators: Pastors Henry & Lou Smith

No one likes to be left out of the decision-making process or feel as if his or her opinion doesn’t count. We’ll explore how couples can avoid this deadly practice and enjoy the fruit of healthy, interactive decision-making.

Tuesday, May 20, 2008 at 7 PM in the Café
Topic: “Dating in Marriage”
Facilitators: “Skip” & Janice Benicky

Remember how much fun dating was before marriage. After you’re married, the honeymoon is over and real life begins, do you still date? Why not? Learn how to set aside special time for each other in marriage!

Tuesday, June 17, 2008 at 7 PM in the Café
Topic: “Forsaking All Others”
Facilitators: Pastors Tim & Deb Timberman

Having the support of an extended family is important to a couple. However, what happens when a couple has to forsake all others to maintain a happy and safe environment for their nuclear family? Sometimes, you have to make tough choices.

How often do we make new resolutions, only to break them and never finish the course? Our word should be our commitment and propel us to stay the course, seeing the final action completed. Two thousand eight (2008) provides a new opportunity to face unresolved resolutions from the past. It’s a new year; let’s commit to a new walk and a fresh start. 

For additional information contact Pastors Henry and Lou Smith (770) 760-1164