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Forty day online program for married men and women of all ages and backgrounds.
Program runs from August 17th through September 25th.
IS 40 DAYS OF CONNECTION FOR YOU?
If you have a desire to strengthen and deepen your connections with God, yourself, and your spouse, 40 Days of Connection is for you.
This 40 day experience bridges the gap between how you genuinely desire to connect and how you are currently connecting.
You will feel more present in your marriage and your recharged connections will enable you to truly show up for all your relationships.
WHAT’S IN 40 DAYS OF CONNECTION?
40 Days of Connection: Married Edition provides you with a custom connection journal designed with with daily writing exercises or activities and journal prompts to practically and easily guide you through this journey.
All you need is a quiet space where you can focus undisturbed for 15 minutes each day to complete your journal entry.
“I’ve been searching for a way to reconnect with God and myself in a way that is meaningful and provides structure for accountability. 40 days of connection does exactly that. I had no idea this was possible!”
– Leor
SIGN ME UP FOR 40 DAYS OF CONNECTION: MARRIED EDITIONFrequently Asked Questions
IS 40 DAYS OF CONNECTION: MARRIED EDITION RIGHT FOR ME?
If you are a married growth-oriented man or woman and want to deepen your connection with God, yourself, and your spouse, and take your relationship to the next level this year, then this is for you!
HOW MUCH TIME WILL I NEED TO DEDICATE TO 40 DAYS OF CONNECTION?
I suggest that you set aside approximately 15 minutes each day (for forty days) to complete journal exercise and writing prompts.
WILL ALL THE CONTENT BE AVAILABLE AT ONCE?
You will receive the entire 40 Days of Connection: Married Edition Journal day one so that you have all of the content in one place and easily accessible.
WHAT ABOUT SHABBAT AND HOLIDAYS?
While the workbook provides you with space to complete the prompts on those days as well, we suggest engaging with it as a thought exercise and coming back to pencil it in once Shabbat / the holiday is over.