Your marriage is in crisis. And you’re a Christian. I’m here to help.
I understand that burden. It’s real.
That combination carries a weight other people don’t always see — the judgement, the silence, the question of what God wants, and the fear of who you can safely tell.
You don’t have to carry it alone, or work it out in secret.
When a Christian marriage is falling apart, it isn’t only the marriage that feels at risk.
There’s the fear of losing your place — your roles, your ministry, your community. The pressure to keep it hidden and keep up appearances. The lonely questions: Is this God’s plan? Am I allowed to leave? Who can I talk to who won’t judge us — or tell?
It’s exhausting, and it’s why a general counselling room often doesn’t feel like enough.
I can’t promise you an outcome. What I can offer is a safe, honest space to do the hard work — to find clarity, strength, and a path through.
Sometimes that path is remembering why you fell in love and learning to stay intentional. Sometimes it’s understanding why you need to separate, and how to do that well. Either way, you’ll leave with more than you came in with.
A couple in your congregation is in crisis. You can’t take sides — and you can’t be their counsellor.
A confidential, professional referral pathway that supports them without compromising you — plus a practical guide written for exactly this situation.