Re|engage is a marriage ministry that provides couples in your church a safe place to reconnect through stories of hope, biblical teaching, and small groups.
Re|engage is a marriage ministry that helps your church care for couples across a wide range of marriage needs. It gives your team a clear, biblical framework for creating honest conversations, encouraging discipleship, and helping couples grow in their marriages.
Re|engage is designed to help your church disciple married couples, not simply improve marriages. As couples learn to abide in Christ and grow as his disciples, healthier marriages can become a natural result of that deeper spiritual growth.
Opportunity to Make Disciples
Couples often come to Re|engage looking for help with their marriage. The ministry meets them in that felt need and points them to the truth that following Jesus more closely is the only way to experience the lasting change they are seeking.
Lay Leaders Expand Your Care
Re|engage is designed to equip lay leaders in your church, many of whom have had their own marriages reignited or resurrected while participating in the ministry. This model helps expand your church’s capacity to care for marriages and can help prevent staff burnout and fatigue by creating a clear, sustainable path for supporting couples without relying solely on church staff.
Injects Authenticity Into Your Church
Re|engage is built around small groups rather than traditional counseling or one-on-one mentoring. While counseling can be an important resource, Re|engage creates space for couples to grow in the context of relationships with others, where they can experience honesty, encouragement, accountability, and biblical discipleship together.
Adaptable to Your Church
Re|engage can be adapted to serve churches of many sizes and ministry contexts. Our coaches help your team think through implementation, including group structure, meeting space, scheduling, and challenges that may come up along the way.
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Participants work through the weekly curriculum individually, and then discuss answers as a couple prior to attending group.
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Every week begins in a large group setting, where participants will hear stories of hope from other couples whose marriages have been transformed or learn practical steps they can take to improve their relationship.
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After meeting as a large group, participants will break off into smaller groups, with each group led by a facilitator couple. Together, the small group will work through the 14-lesson curriculum and learn how to effectively communicate, resolve conflict, and grow closer to their spouses.
Discover God’s original purpose for marriage and why it matters. This section lays the foundation by showing that while every couple experiences brokenness, hope and restoration begin with understanding God's love.
Learn to receive God’s grace in your life and marriage. Through the lens of humility, couples are invited to stop blaming and start healing by first examining their own hearts.
This section provides practical tools to rebuild trust and connection. Couples will walk through biblical steps of conflict resolution, forgiveness, and peacemaking that lead to real healing.
Learn how to make lasting changes by renewing your commitment and resetting unrealistic expectations. These lessons equip couples to build a marriage rooted in faithfulness and clarity.
Intimacy is about more than just physical connection. These chapters help couples grow closer emotionally, physically, and spiritually by pursuing oneness in every area of life.
Marriage transformation doesn’t stop here. This final lesson challenges couples to keep growing and to invest what they’ve learned into each other—and into other couples.
If you’d like to explore bringing the healing of marriages that Christ provides through Re|engage to your church, please fill out the ministry form today!
Our Re|engage training conferences and open houses connect you with other ministry leaders so you can walk away with the vision, resources, and tools needed to build and sustain a healthy ministry.
September 24, 2026
Lubbock, Texas
A half-day event for churches exploring a Christ-centered marriage ministry, including the opportunity to see a live ministry night.
October 14-15, 2026
Dallas, TX
A two-day training event for churches looking to start or strengthen a Christ-centered marriage ministry.
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March 10-11, 2027
Dallas, TX
Registration opens soon. Check back for event details.
Our Church Leadership Podcast, regular blogs, and deep library of discipleship resources encourage and educate church leaders as they serve in their specific ministry context.
On this episode of the Church Leadership Podcast, Adam interviews John and Pam McGee about their leadership, marriage, and ministry. Listen in for practical advice about what it takes to be faithful both at home and in the church. For show notes and more, visit https://www.watermarkresources.com/clp/8114-a-leaders-marriage
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