How to teach intimacy: a guide for teaching ministry skills designed to deepen marital intimacy

Gary G Jones

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How to teach intimacy: a guide for teaching ministry skills designed to deepen marital intimacy

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Gary G Jones. How to Teach Intimacy: a Guide for Teaching Ministry Skills Designed to Deepen Marital Intimacy. Denver Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/9f5067ef-3057-44d6-a691-537bca9b49eb?locale=es.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

G. G. Jones. How to teach intimacy: a guide for teaching ministry skills designed to deepen marital intimacy. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/9f5067ef-3057-44d6-a691-537bca9b49eb?locale=es

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Gary G Jones. How to Teach Intimacy: a Guide for Teaching Ministry Skills Designed to Deepen Marital Intimacy. Denver Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/9f5067ef-3057-44d6-a691-537bca9b49eb?locale=es.

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Gary G Jones

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Some qualitative evidence suggests that couples who pray together regularly experience a deeper sense of intimacy in their marriage. Nine couples participated in a study designed to teach husbands and wives how to pray for each other in the context of daily life. The Intimacy Needs Survey (Bagarozzi, 2001) was used as the pretest-posttest instrument to measure changes in the couple's perception of intimacy. Analysis of the raw scores indicated 89 percent of the couples reported an average of 30 percent increase in intimacy. Using Pearson r, 11 of 27 variables demonstrated significance at p<.05 with the independent variable.

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