Marriage Renewal Series
Upcoming Webinars
The Healing Power of Intimacy:
Releasing Vitality into Your Marriage.
Intimacy is the heart of marriage; like a cord, it holds a married couple together. Intimacy reinvigorates and revitalizes a marriage. It also heals wounds, restores, and empowers married couples to navigate marriage in all seasons and keep marriage fresh even as it advances.
Date:
February 23 -24, 2024
Session One:
Friday 23 at 7 pm - 8 pm
Session Two
Saturday 24 at 9am - 10am
Series Summary
Marriage is created in such a way that it will never survive without intimacy. Intimacy is the soul of marriage. Intimacy is not just sexual; it is multidimensional and permeates the life of the man and woman in the covenant of marriage. Intimacy reinvigorates and revitalizes a marriage; it heals, restores, and empowers married couples to navigate every marriage season, making it fresh even as it advances. In this Webinar Series, You’ll Learn:
Vital Points
Relationship on a Survival Mode
Marriage on Life Support
Communication on the Superficial Level
The Impact of Disconnection in Marriage
Resentment and Other Harmful Buildup
Ingredients of Intimacy
The Healing Ointment of Intimacy
Reconciliation and Mending the Fences
Repairing your side of the street
Releasing Vitality into Your Marriage
Revitalize Your Love Story: Join Our Exclusive on the Secret and Benefit of Intimacy for Lasting Connection!
Ignite the spark in your marriage with our exclusive webinar, “The Healing Power of Intimacy: Releasing Vitality into Your Marriage.” Join us to explore the transformative impact of true intimacy on emotional, spiritual, and physical closeness with your spouse. Discover practical strategies to reignite passion, nurture deeper connections, and gain tools to thrive in your marriage. Secure your spot now for this limited opportunity to revitalize your relationship and receive an exclusive downloadable webinar guide. Don’t miss the chance to invest in your marriage – register today!
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Marriage Webinar about?
Marriage Renewal Webinar is designed to provide valuable insights, tools, and discussions to strengthen marriages. It covers various topics, including communication, intimacy, and navigating challenges.
Who is the Marriage Webinar for?
The Marriage Webinar is for couples at any stage of their relationship. Whether you're newlyweds or have been married for years, the webinar offers insights and strategies to enhance your connection.
How can I register for the Marriage Webinar?
Registering is simple! Click on the button, fill in the required information, and you'll receive details on accessing the webinar.
Is there a fee to attend the Marriage Webinar?
As specified on the registration, we offer this webinar for a little token to cover the cost and additional resources. We are a non-profit, so the little amount you pay is to support us in keeping the good work going.
Can individuals attend, or is it only for couples?
While the focus is on couples, individuals are welcome. The webinar offers valuable insights for personal growth, even if your partner cannot attend.
How long is each session of the Marriage Webinar?
Each session typically lasts around 45 minutes or a bit more. We value your time and aim to deliver meaningful content within a manageable timeframe.
Can I ask questions during the webinar?
Absolutely! We encourage participant engagement. There will be designated Q&A sessions; you can submit questions in real-time through the webinar platform.
Are the webinars recorded for later viewing?
Yes, all sessions are recorded. Registrants will receive access to the recordings, allowing them to revisit the content or catch up on any sessions they might have missed.
Can I share the webinar details with friends and family?
Absolutely! We encourage your friends to sign up so that they can create their profile with Lumina School of Love and be ready to enjoy the best marriage renewal series.
How Can I Support Lumina School of Love?
Lumina School of Love is a religious non-profit 501 (C) 3 Federal exempt. Your donations are tax-exempt. Please use the "Donate" button to send us your help. Thank you.
Other Vital Opportunities
Couple Weekend Retreat: Love on Flames – Love on Flames is a practical weekend retreat for accompanying and equipping married couples to build resilience and flourish in the vocation of marriage. Every marriage will experience moments of struggle, selfishness, hurt, anger, resentment, etc, at some point or season. However, married couples could convert challenging moments into learning and reemerging into stronger couples.
To learn more about Love on Flames or for the upcoming retreat, check on our courses on this website or email us at info@luminaschooloflove.idevs.site.
Introducing The Speaker
Get to Know the Presenter
Rev. Dr. Kingsley Nwoko, STL, Th.D, is an ordained Roman Catholic Priest for ministry in the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. He is a passionate and charismatic priest who loves being a priest and providing pastoral accompaniments to those called to the vocation of marriage.
Fr. Kingsley holds a Licentiate degree in Sacred Theology of Marriage and Family from the Pontifical Institute of John Paull II for Studies on Marriage and Family at Vatican City, Rome. He also has a doctorate in Sacred Theology from Pontifex University, Atlanta, Georgia, specializing in Marriage and Family.
He is the Founder of Lumina School of Love, a Center for Marriage Formation and Pastoral Accompaniment of the Domestic Church. Lumina School of Love provides integrative and holistic formation for the vocation to marriage. Fr Kingsley is the author and facilitator of "Before the Vows," "Discovering Love with Clarity," "Love on Flames, etc., programs created with the framework of Catechumenal Pathways for Married Life, currently in implementation in the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. He also volunteers his expertise with the Office of Family Life, Office of Young Adults, and Campus Ministry of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston.
Fr Kingsley taught Theology of Family Life as an adjunct professor at the University of St. Thomas, Houston, at the Center of Faith and Culture.