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Terms of use

Clear, kind, and in plain language.

What this ministry is

Committed in Christ provides marriage-enrichment education and spiritual formation. That means teaching, guided couple practices, retreat facilitation, and resources — rooted in Scripture and informed by published relationship research.

What this ministry is not

This is not psychotherapy, clinical counseling, medical advice, legal advice, or emergency care. Nothing here should be read as a diagnosis, a treatment plan, or a substitute for licensed professional or emergency services. If you need that, we’ll help you find it.

No promises of outcome

We will never claim to save a marriage, prevent divorce, or produce a specific result. Real change in a relationship is chosen daily by the two people in it. We offer tools, truth, and faithful walking alongside — outcomes belong to God and to the couple.

Who may use these services

Our programs are for adults (18+). By participating, you agree to treat other participants and facilitators with respect, and to abide by the ministry’s conduct expectations — which include not using teachings or spiritual authority to control, silence, or harm a spouse.

Self-guided tools

Any self-guided tool (check-in, at-home guide, prayer practices) is offered for reflection and is used at your own discretion and risk. If a topic opens a wound, please pause and seek support.

Materials

Workbooks, curricula, and written content are for your personal or church use within the permission granted. They remain the ministry’s property, and redistribution for commercial use is not authorized without permission.

Liability, changes & disputes

To the extent permitted by law, the ministry limits liability for indirect or consequential losses. We may update these terms as the ministry grows; material changes will be noted. Any dispute will be handled with care and, where possible, through a conciliatory process. These terms are interpreted under applicable law.

Questions about these terms? Ask us.