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Marriage Enrichment Retreats is an informative and thought-provoking book written by D. R. Mace, which delves into the fascinating story of a Quaker project aimed at rejuvenating and strengthening marriages. As a reader, I was completely absorbed by the author's thorough research and deep understanding of the subject matter.

One of the standout aspects of this book is the comprehensive exploration of the Quaker mindset and how it intertwines with the concept of marriage enrichment. Mace takes us on a journey through the Quaker community and its commitment to fostering healthy relationships. This exploration is not only enlightening but also serves as a refreshing perspective on marriage retreats, often associated with religious organizations.

The author's storytelling prowess is evident throughout the book, as he weaves together personal narratives, interviews, and historical context to provide a well-rounded understanding of the Quaker project. Mace's writing is both engaging and empathetic, allowing readers to connect with the couples involved in the retreats and witness their transformative experiences firsthand.

Furthermore, Mace's attention to detail and meticulous research are clearly evident in every chapter. He meticulously examines the underlying principles and methods used in the Quaker marriage enrichment retreats, offering a wealth of information for readers interested in exploring or even implementing similar practices in their own lives.

While the book primarily focuses on the Quaker project, it also delves into broader themes of marriage, spirituality, and personal growth. Mace skillfully integrates these topics into the narrative, providing a holistic view of the subject matter and facilitating deeper reflection on the importance of enriching our relationships.

Another commendable aspect of this book is the author's ability to present both the successes and challenges faced by the Quaker project. By acknowledging the complexities and limitations encountered, the book becomes more authentic and relatable. Mace's balanced approach demonstrates his commitment to depicting an honest portrayal of the Quaker journey.

In conclusion, Marriage Enrichment Retreats is a captivating and well-researched account of the Quaker project and its significant impact on marriages. David Robert Mace's exceptional storytelling and thorough exploration make this book an invaluable resource for anyone interested in strengthening their relationship or seeking insights into the power of retreats. Whether or not you have any prior knowledge of the Quaker community, this book is a testament to the transformative potential of personal growth and reflection within the context of marriage.

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Marriage Enrichment Retreats

Story of a Quaker Project

By

David and Vera Mace

Friends General Conference 1520 Race Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19102

About the Maces

David and Vera Mace have spent almost forty years making a vital relationship of their own marriage, and, because of their inherent sense of purpose, consequently have enriched the lives and marriages of innumerable persons in some sixty countries around the world.

David Mace's first degree was in science from the University of London. Earlier family influence led him on to Cambridge University, a degree in theology, and work in a mission church in the slums of London. Vera, already in youth work, joined him after their marriage in the work of the mission church. From that point on theirs was a partnership which focused on counselling persons in trouble. Later, a PhD. in sociology for David and a Masters degree with a thesis on Christian marriage for Vera, moved them into full time marriage guidance work. (Two children, a war causing forced separation for a time, and a pacifist stand by David which also made life more difficult, only strengthened them in their life's purpose.) Before leaving Britain permanently in 1949, they had set up more than one hundred marriage guidance centers and achieved their goal of recognition for the Marriage Guidance Council... Continue reading book >>




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