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Barnesville pastor goes web 2.0 to counsel couples

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Thursday, December 3. 2009
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Want to take your marriage beyond ordinary? Need a coach to encourage and equip you? Rev. Jay Tenney, pastor of Barnesville First UMC, has developed a tool to help: www.mymarriagecoach.com.

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#1 Anonymous on 11/25/09 at 04:34 AM
this could be good.
#2 Lorna on 11/25/09 at 02:21 PM
This is a step in the Right Direction- great
#3 Anonymous on 11/25/09 at 08:23 PM
I took this test today. I knew my marriage was in some trouble for many years and getting much worse lately. The test really opened my eyes. Fear of the monster I married kept me married but this quiz was an eye opener. I've decided to take steps to end it.
#3.1 Anonymous on 11/26/09 at 06:26 AM
Anyone who would end his or her marriage because of an online QUIZ is pathetic. That's all this is, a simple quiz that really doesn't do anything more than take submitted answers and analyze them in a manner that the creator dictates.

It could be a good tool for pinpointing trouble areas in a marriage, but to use it as a guidance tool, well one should never trust a quiz for guidance in anything. One should always locate an expert.
#3.1.1 Anonymous on 11/26/09 at 09:18 AM
This test was eye-opening. My honest answers were almost all in the far left column. That must not be good.
#4 Anonymous on 11/25/09 at 09:00 PM
just took the quiz...very cool!
#5 Anonymous on 11/28/09 at 07:25 PM
Although I am not yet married, my better half and I found the quiz very helpful. Thanks for posting this information and keep up the good work. We need to see more stuff like this on the Barnesville.com site:)
#5.1 Anonymous on 11/30/09 at 11:21 AM
Look carefully at the small things before you get married. The things you let pass early can be a real problem later. I thought my husband would mature as he got older and that his controlling cheap self-centered behavior would mellow. He has become much worse.
#5.2 Anonymous on 12/01/09 at 07:38 AM
Love someone for who they are, without expecting change.
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