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Marriage at West Cohasset Chapel


On Marriage….

Marriage is a relationship designed and ordained by God, and its significance is emphasized repeatedly in Scripture. In light of the biblical truths surrounding marriage, it is  essential that the church take seriously its  participation in a marriage, as well as its responsibility in preparation. God, in His  wisdom, chose the marriage relationship as the example to relate insights about the relationship between Christ and his bride, the Church. Just as the Church has a high calling as the Bride of Christ so does a man and woman in   preparation for the marriage covenant.

Covenant can be defined as a solemn, binding agreement that  reflects the moral nature of God. The marriage covenant is taken between God, a man, and a woman. Our calling is to reflect Christ in our lives. Marriage is the next strongest reflection of Christ to the world, furthermore, in a Christian marriage the scripture teaches that a healthy marriage, in time, will reflect that.

Who can marry at WCC?

By definition, a Christian marriage is  comprised of a man and woman who individually have committed their lives to Jesus Christ.

All applicants are requested to attend WCC regularly for at least 6 months as a couple prior to the application process. We recommend that couples  attending  another church take their covenant in that church.

Process Timeline

Typically, at West Cohasset, from the  initial inquiry to completion of premarital sessions is around 6 months.

Average Outline:

*Initial Interest/Application

*Pastoral Team Interview with Couple

*Pending Approval-Premarital Sessions (6-8 sessions)

*Fill Out Building Use Application

Investment

A one time $25.00 fee to help cover materials.

For more information, please call the church office at 218.999.9030 or email   secretary@westcohassetchapel.com

 

 

 


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