Life has a way of overwhelming a relationship. Jobs, activities, errands, kids, chores. Routines can easily become ruts. Before you know it, checking your e-mail is more important than carving out some time together.
Whether you’re married, living together or dating, Power to Change wants to give you a chance to take the time to help, nurture and enhance your relationship. By offering time-tested practical relationship conferences, radio broadcasts and practical community resources for real-world issues faced by couples every day, Power to Change has helped marriages and families become stronger across Australia by providing hope and practical tools to help your relationship flourish.
It’s time to slow down and rediscover each other. It’s what all couples are looking for … a love that lasts.
Do you know someone close to you in marital or relational crisis and asked yourself the question: “What can I do to help their relationship or other relationships in my community?”
Now you can bring a Power to Change relationship conference to your community today.
Every relationship needs help. Perhaps yours, after a few months or years of relationship, needs help now. We’re here to help!
Power to Change wants to help by providing hope for your relationship as well as some practical tools to help you grow.
Families come in all sizes, shapes and colours. They are blended, broken, single parent, foster, step, same-sex and traditional. Successfully connecting with such families demands that we take into account their diversity and the new challenges they bring. We believe in the potential of the local church as a critical change agent. Let’s work together to help rebuild Australian families.
Every year, thousands of young people walk through the doors of Christian Youth Camp Australia (CYC), searching for adventure, community, and purpose. For leaders like Jules Barnard, it’s more than just providing a camp experience…
Every leader faces the challenge of creating meaningful connections—what if you could make each one count?
What would it take to connect with visitors that attended your church at Christmas ? They might have an interest in Christianity – but aren’t part of a regular faith community?
