What are the qualifications of being a mentor? This is what Dr Ed Gray of www.12conversations.com says:
To be a Marriage Mentor:
• You do not have to be an expert … simply be willing to share your experiences.
• Share your stories of married life with a younger couple.
• Be a mentor couple to a younger couple.
• Help them strengthen their marriage and reap benefits for yours.
Can you do that? Do you qualify by not being an “expert” in marriage, but yet you’re willing to share some of the things you and your spouse have “learned through?” Can you share your stories of your own married life and be transparent in admitting your mistakes so a younger couple could learn through them?
Can you take the time and MAKE the time to invest in the lives of a younger, less-experienced married couple and help them to strengthen their marriage?
If you can do that TOGETHER as a married couple — where both of you are willing to do this together in a united way working off of both of your strengths, you’ll reap the benefits of in your own marriage as well.
But to further help you to consider whether you’re ready or not, we will provide a link below to the helpful web site for the ministry of Family Life Today so you can read an article that they have posted which will give you further insight. Just click onto the link below to read:
And from the web site for the ministry of Family Life Today, please click onto the link provided below to read:
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