Becoming a Mentor Couple: An Archdiocese Training
- J. Dewey
- Aug 4
- 1 min read
Updated: Aug 5
Becoming a Mentor Couple: Tools for Accompanying the Engaged and Newly-Married
This one-day workshop equips married couples to support and strengthen marriage and family ministries by serving as Mentor Couples. Discussion topics include: sharing the theology of marriage through your lived experiences, navigating challenging questions and conversations, how to use reference materials, interfaith marriage, and fruitful mentorship. There is no cost to attend and lunch is included.
This workshop is geared for married couples interested in mentoring engaged and newly married couples.
How can you strengthen marriage preparation in your parish? Whatever the program, it will be enriched when the bride and groom are paired with a mentor couple who can guide them through the practical aspects of marriage and answer real-life questions!
How can you support young couples as they begin to live their vocation of marriage? Ministry for this stage of life may be missing at your parish. The newly-married will benefit from guidance and perspective that experienced couples offer!
Sponsored by the Archdiocese of Seattle – Lifelong Formation
Rooted in the Great Commission (Mt. 28), the Lifelong Formation Department accompanies and equips leaders across the Archdiocese at every stage of life. Discover upcoming trainings and formation opportunities in:
Check out full course descriptions and schedules on the Lifelong Formation Page.
Please note: While Lower Columbia Catholic is glad to share this event with our community, it is organized and hosted by the Archdiocese of Seattle. Please contact the event organizers directly using the details above for questions or further information.
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