Welcome to Marriage Week
Marriage Week is an opportunity for people to be reminded about the importance of marriage, why it matters, and what you can do to strengthen your marriage relationship.
At FamilyLife NZ, we know that great marriages don’t just happen, so we are sharing 7 resources over the next 7 days to help you pursue what matters most and build a marriage that lasts a lifetime!
“Resourcing marriages because it matters.”
See each day’s resource released below and signup to get daily emails.
Marriage Week Emails
Sign up to receive each of the 7 resources we’ll be sharing during marriage week delivered to your inbox and to hear about other opportunities and resources to strengthen your marriage in the future.
Marriage Assessment
Day 1 - Sunday
We’re so glad you’ve made time in your schedule to invest in your marriage! Here’s the first resource in our series of 7 to help support healthy marriages in the same vein as getting a WOF/service.
Best of all, you can use this assessment as often as you like to see how you are growing and changing as you work on different areas of your marriage.
DateNights
Day 2 - Monday
Great relationships are developed by spending intentional time and energy focusing on making each other the priority. One of the easiest ways to cultivate this habit of making your spouse a priority is through regular date nights.
We’ve created a series of date night ideas to get you started with this awesome habit of having regular date nights with your spouse. Keep the love alive in your marriage!
FamilyLife New Zealand Podcast
Day 3 - Tuesday
The FamilyLife New Zealand podcast is a conversation to equip and encourage you to build strong, healthy and connected family relationships. Sign up to receive our podcast episodes delivered right to your inbox!
Check out this snippet from the FamilyLife NZ Podcast of one of our most listened episodes – Sex In Marriage – it is pure gold!
“Married couples who have sex regularly, live longer, they have better heart health, enjoy a deeper connection and can let go of annoyances easier.”
– Nancy Houston, author of Love and Sex
