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If you go to church without your spouse, how do you deal with unmet expectations?
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(USA) We ask this question because so many are living in marriages where they are unequally yoked in various ways and we would like discussion on how individuals are dealing with attending church alone. We found a few articles that might help you in this situation if you would read them. One is “Beautiful Sunday Morning” and another is “When Church Bells Aren’t Ringing.”
After reading those articles though, we hope you will return to this web site to answer the question above so we can minister to each other’s needs and pray for one another. “May the Lord direct your heart into God’s love and Christ’s perseverance.” (2 Thessalonians 3:5)