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-Program Development for business, non-profits in developing new programs, initiatives and strategic plans. Experience includes developing highly successful programs, departments and initiatives. Developed a new department and initiative for a large Christian non profit which developed into one of two major strategic directions for the company providing thousands of new constituents and ongoing profitable revenue.
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Forgiveness: What it is, What is not


Forgiveness in Marriage: What it is, What it is not



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Mitch Temple

Interesting Research on Cohabitation- How Living Together Before Marriage Affects Marriage Afterwards


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Taken From Family Insight's- Glenn Stanton.





USATODAY… “Report: Cohabiting Has Little Effect on

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Posted on March 5, 2010 at 10:12am —

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My Friend Kirk Cameron- A Man of Courage

I know you are thinking, "yea, friend, right". But he is a friend to me and to many other peon's like me. Kirk is a solid man - inside and out- he can kick my fanny. He is a man who loves his family, his wife and his God. He is a man of courage and strength. In spite of the pull and lure of the Hollywood world in which he lives, he stands firm. He and Chelsea are like lights on a mou

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Posted on March 4, 2010 at 1:35pm —

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Get Your Eyes and Your Butt Back Over Your Own Fence- The Grass is Greener Where You Water it the Most

I don’t care who you are, people have wandering eyes. As American’s we are constantly fed a diet of “something is better over there and you need it now!”



“The living is better in that neighborhood” or “this car is the car that ma

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Posted on March 1, 2010 at 12:00pm — 1 Comment

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Focus on Marriage 2010

Hope you will join us this Saturday for one of the largest Live Marriage Events in the country: Focus on Marriage 2010. Join over 40,000 people at over 300 locations across the U.S., Canada and Costa Rica. Hear top marriage experts teach you how to take your marriage to the next level: Dr. Gary Chapman (5 Love Langauages), Francis Chan (Crazy Love), Kirk and Chelsea Cameron (Fireproof, TV Sitcom Growing Pains star); Gary Thomas (Sacred Love); Julie Slattery (No More Headaches

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At 4:14pm on January 26, 2010, Yolanda said…
Mitch, sorry I had not read your response to me. Yes, I have read Love must be tough. To be honest with you, I think I have read every book that there is on marriage and relationships. It seems that all this reading has been to no avail and too late. My situation seems to be getting worse. My older daughter seems to have chosen to live with her father and his girlfriend while she's attending nursing school. My husband was told not to take his griflriend to the graduation ceremony but he did anyway. Yet I'm the one that the older daughter blasted about an email that I sent her dad. I asked him how he had felt when he found out that his father followed his girflriend to Dallas and how he felt seeing the pain that his mother was in. Boy, my daughter let me have it. She called me rude and of course the all-time favorite, martyr. Younger daugher has been just as mad and nasty to me as the older one has. She has lashed out at me non stop. She told me that she hated being here and would never come back when she has a break from school. I'm in debt up to my eyeballs but that's what I get for trying to make life as normal as I could despite the circumstances. I'm tired Mitch. I want off this rollercoaster. To me, it seems that my husband can do no wrong and both girls have formed a bond with the girlfriend. I'm going to runaway as well and not tell anyone where I am. I need help. I need prayers.
At 7:33am on January 25, 2010, Diane Silcox Jernigan said…
Hey Mitch. Yes, its me. Aunt Donna turned me onto your site. Wish I would have known about it awhile back. I'm going through a divorce right now but have moved on just alittle weary of marriage though. Hopefully I can get one of your books once I'm on my feet. Great to see you. Greta found me on facebook.
At 4:08pm on January 19, 2010, Tim Goode said…
I can't believe it has been this long since I touched base. I was sent a copy of the Turnaround to review. I have been trying to find the link to submit a review, but I haven't located it. Can you tell me where to submit it? I would prefer my praises to not get lost in a series of postings. Keep up the good work.
God bless...
Tim Goode
At 7:57pm on December 4, 2009, Bill Coffin said…
Mitch

Good seeing you at Winshape. Here is the CoP link where I post the featured news
https://hhsu.learning.hhs.gov/communities/folders.asp?iFolderID=18965
At 2:47pm on November 13, 2009, Robin Crane said…
Thank you. My feelings are all over the board and I don’t really know how to start. I'm currently reading your book "The Marriage Turnaround." My husband and I have been having problems which seem to have started this past year. This was our 10 year anniversary and that seems to have made it even harder to cope with. Anyway, we've been trying to work on it a little at a time but to get a man to communicate (no offense to you or others) is really hard. How do I get him to talk about it without seeming like I’m dwelling on it? During one of those times where we were talking I asked him if he still loved me. I've asked several times since then and he always says yes but he only tells me when I tell him first. He's never been like that. I've even mentioned that to him but so far that hasn't changed. I also mentioned to him that being “in love with me” is different than just loving me. I previously asked him if he's had an affair, an emotional affair, or if he's interested in someone else. He said no and that he wouldn't still be here if that was the case. We've always promised each other that if we got to that point that we would tell each other before we crossed that line.
The thing is we made some changes to our phone bill so of course I pulled our statement to review to make sure everything is right. I noticed on his text messages there are several from this one number and I recognized it being someone he works with. When I say several messages I mean 2146 out of 2500 where my number is 144 out of 2500. This includes texts on weekends so I can definitely say it’s not work related. To me, this sounds like an emotional affair.
We were friends before we ever started dating and I feel that she has taken my place in that dept. The other day I even reminded him that we were friends first and I still want to be that friend along with being his wife. I also mentioned that I felt that he enjoyed talking with people including females at work more so than me.
I'm planning on confronting him but I’m a little nervous thinking that he’ll think I'm checking up on him or being nosey which actually I came across it honestly…but since I found those text I went back and checked previous bills and it did start when I kind of suspected something but I never checked until now. I've always trusted him totally. Also I think this explains something that happened the other night. I asked to see his phone to see if I would like to have one like his, well he wouldn’t let me see it without him being right there stating “I don’t want you to mess anything up etc.” Well now I know why and I want to point this out as well.
I know we’re both at fault for where we’re at and we’ve both admitted to that. We both said hurtful things although when we first started discussing our problems he brought mine up. So, I told him what he used to say that hurt me and that I had always overlooked it because at times he was joking with others when he would say it, but it was still on the same lines of what I said. He didn’t seem to remember saying it.
Anyway, I’m planning on confronting him tonight about the text messaging and asking him to explain and that I feel that it is an “emotional affair.” I want to tell him to nip it or to choose her or me. Although at the same time, I don’t mind them being friends because they work together and I’ve always considered us to be friends (Is this wrong or too dangerous). I also know that her marriage is not on the best terms. I love my husband more than anything in the world and I pray that this doesn’t make him want to go in the other direction.

So maybe you’ll get this post in time and be able to offer advice even though it’s a little late. I’m sorry this was a long post but it could’ve been longer.
Thank you so much.
At 12:00am on September 13, 2009, Douglas McDowell said…
Thanks
Sept 9 my wife had enough,that night I purchased your book by "mistake" one day shipping and all night and day reading I am worn out.
This mistake may save not only my marriage but myself.
I hope to let you know good news in the near future,but through your book I have seen things in myself that crippled my wife and together and with God we WILL work this out,she is sounding responsive to seeing a new me,time will tell.
Thanks for the greatest mistake ever. We have other books and have done sessions but nothing spoke to me like your book(and her leaving helped)
There is much work to do but for now THANK God,thank you and Fed ex for overnight shipping.
At 7:30pm on August 23, 2009, Yolanda said…
Mitch, you have been such an incredible support for me. This past week, my husband went to Las Vegas with his concubine, our older daughter and her boyfriend rather than going with me to take younger daughter to NYU!! I know my husband's doing is not for me to know or understand, but this is so wrong. I'm really disappointed with Him and older daughter. Can he be that deceived that he doesn't think of anything or anyone else but himself? I just don't get it. Thanks. Yolanda
At 11:54pm on August 19, 2009, Greta Schumacher said…
Hey Bro.,
I have been overly nostalgic the past couple days and me and Nate drove by your old house today. I was pausing in front of it when the lady that bought it
pulled in. I got out to tell her that I wasn't a stalker that my brother used to live
there she said well can I please hug you? Mitch is one of the nicest people I ever met. She went on to say that she felt the warmth that your family had left in that house the minute she moved in. We exchanged no.s You are a pretty special dude. Love you, Greter
At 1:15pm on August 19, 2009, Kellie Perkins said…
It was 2002. at Faulkner. You taught us Marriage and Family Counseling in the night BCJ program. I enjoyed your class. My husband and I live in Deatsville and I still work as a legal assistant in a law firm. We have 3 boys and spend most free time busy trying to keep up.
At 4:52am on August 11, 2009, Tamika Benjamin said…
Thanks for the welcome. I am exploring this as a source for information and insight as I continue to pray and work on my marriage. I am part of my church's couples ministry and we are always looking for resources. Hopefully others from the group will join and we can all learn more togather as we seek to strive for marriages which please God
Tamika

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