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Mixed Faith Marriage: Who’s In Charge?

"Sometimes back then it felt like we were patching the airplane we were flying with parts that were already on fire.  And there have been many “you have got to be kidding me” points when we compared the dumpster fire in front of us with the pristine instructions on that theoretical instruction page that is the church handbook."
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Differentiation as a Practice and Tool (Mixed-faith Marriage Series)

"We can have different beliefs from one another while still being connected."
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Patriarchy in a Mixed Faith Marriage 

"A mixed faith marriage has an impact on both the husband and wife. Those impacts may not be identical. Looking at the differences men and women face can shine a light on areas that cause pain and frustration but can be hard to articulate."
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