Seven-week maximizing matrimony classes will be conducted at Christ the King Church

Seven-week maximizing

matrimony classes will be conducted at Christ the King Church

A seven-week

study on how to maximize your marriage will be conducted at Christ the

King Charismatic Episcopal Church in Sharpsburg beginning Monday evening,

June 30. The classes will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the church sanctuary and

are available to couples who are planning to marry during 2003, and those

who are currently married but who have not reached their 11th anniversary.

There is no charge for the study.

While several

individuals will be teaching, the series coordinators and primary teachers

will be the Rev. Bill and Donna Shelton of Peachtree City, who have extensive

experience working with couples, particularly those who are within the

first ten years of marriage.

Topics to be

explored include, "How Adam and Eve Have Affected Your Marriage,"

"The Driving Force That Motivates Men," "The Driving Force

That Motivates Women," "Sacred Sex," "Money Talks

Sometimes it Even Screams," "Good Fences Make Good Neighbors

But What if 'The Neighbor' is My Spouse?" and "How to Fight

Without Shedding Blood."

Dr. David Epps,

rector of Christ the King, said, "Over the years we have seen how

individuals and couples encounter common problems during the first ten

years of their marriage. We believe these seven weeks together will not

only enhance an already stable marriage, but also will serve to give new

input and strength to marriages that are struggling. All the materials

being presented during the study come out of many decades of ministry

and we are excited about what we anticipate will be excellent results."

Christ the

King is at 4881 Ga. Hwy. 34 East between Newnan and Peachtree City. For

more information, call the church office, 770-252-2428.

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