SA Catholic Couple To Join Global Marriage Summit
South African couple Christo and Marie-Anne TeBrake of Theology of the Body SA will be participating in the online international Catholic Marriage Summit 2020.
The event, which will be held online from June 11-13, is staged by the US-based Joyful Ever After ministry. “The summit brings together the world’s most trusted and inspirational voices to speak on the beauty (and the messiness) of marriage,” the Joyful Ever After website says.
It “will show you how to get the marriage you want out of the marriage you have”.
The event features 50-plus Catholic marriage experts over three days. Topics will include “content exclusively for couples, and men and women individually”, the site says.
The summit will be an opportunity to connect with other married couples from around the world. The event is free, but there is an “all access” option at US $49.
The Catholic Marriage Summit is the inaugural event for Joyful Ever After, a non-profit Catholic ministry founded by marriage activists Damon and Melanie Owens dedicated to renewing and transforming Christian marriages.
Joy To Be is part of Joyful Ever After headed by Damon Owens, an international speaker and evangelist.
Joy To Be promotes the Theology of the Body, which is based on a series of 129 short talks Pope John Paul II gave from September 1979 to November 1984.
To register for the Catholic Marriage Summit, go to www.joyfulever after.org/a/27520/hp6LpKWe
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