Endorsements for the marriage course

Building a Safe & Strong Marriage is the culmination of Keith & Sarah Condie’s work of over 15 years of encouraging couples and helping them to work on their marriages. Here’s what others have to say about this marriage course:

Building a Safe & Strong Marriage encourages self-awareness in relationships, the key to any change. I particularly appreciate the combination of sensitivity and humour, which helps create space for thinking about even the most challenging topics in relationships. The course is careful and enriching and brings together biblical content with research on healthy relationships. It will be challenging but fruitful for any participant.”

Lauren Errington, Mental Health Social Worker and Family Therapist

 

“The Building a Strong & Safe Marriage course is a well-crafted, engaging and easy to use resource. It reflects the decades of experience that Keith Condie has as a theological lecturer at Moore College, and the many years of experience that Sarah Condie has as a pastoral care worker in churches. We have used this with couples from our church and found it to be a blessing to those who participated. The video looks just gorgeous, and the high production values make it an attractive and easy to use tool. We will definitely be using it again!”

Edward and Jane Vaughan, St John’s Darlinghurst

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