Couples for Christ will conduct another round of Christian Life Program

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The leadership of Couples For Christ - Saipan took a group photo with Bishop Ryan and Fr. Jason at the Curia Office after their courtesy meeting. (From left to right: Jener Pineda, Mel Catalma, Bishop Ryan, Jess Ferrer, Mercy Ferrer, Susan Lobo and Fr. Jason)

Beginning Monday, June 17, 2019, Couples for Christ, Saipan chapter will begin a new series of Christian Life Program (CLP) at Maturana House of Prayer Youth Center from 6 until 8 pm. The series of talks will continue every evening of the week same time. It will conclude on Saturday, June 22nd with a hole day event from 9 AM until 5 PM.

This year’s CLP theme is: “Families in the Holy Spirit, renewing the face of the earth!” A whole range of relevant Christian topics will be discuss every session with the help of different speakers. This year, Mr. and Mrs. Joecel and Susan Usalla and Mr. and Mrs.  Andy and Shirley Carreon, all Couples for Christ members from Guam will be doing the talks along with Mr. and Mrs. Manny and Villa Lector who are from Manila, Philippines and are currently the Country Coordinators for CFC-Saipan.

Everyone is invited to come and participate!

What is Couples for Christ?

Couples for Christ (CFC) is a movement intended for the renewal and strengthening of Christian family life. It is an association of Christian couples who have committed themselves to the Lord and to one another, so that they may grow into maturity as men and women of God and fulfill their primary vocation of raising up their families under the lordship of Jesus Christ and for the service of the Kingdom of God. Couples for Christ is a work of Christ which raises up Christian couples and establishes Christian families committed to the work of evangelization and winning the world for Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit. It grows mainly through the establishment of localized units in different parishes.

CFC began in 1981 in Manila when a local Christian community tried out a new approach in evangelizing married couples. The method used consisted of bringing together a small group of prospective couples in a private home. There they were brought to a living relationship with Jesus Christ and to renewal of the power of the Holy Spirit through a series of weekly informal discussions of the gospel in a social setting.

Soon, CFC became a Christian family life renewal program made available to parishes and groups of married couples who wished to live out their Christian life in an active supportive relationship with one another. Through the years, CFC has blossomed into a worldwide ministry, becoming a major force for the renewal of Christian family life and also of the church. As of December 2009, it has been established in at least 161 countries.

Any married Catholic couple can become members of CFC. CFC draws its membership from all sectors of society, young and old, rich and poor, etc. CFC transcends all cultural, economic, educational, social, racial, national and other distinctions.

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