S Fla ministry to host free marriage renewal ceremonies

Ceremonies to take place Sunday afternoons in November

MIAMI – New Jerusalem Ministry is offering married couples a unique opportunity to say "I Do" all over again. 

Through its "I Do Renew" initiative, NJM will provide couples with preparation courses administered by certified marriage mentors.  Couples who complete the courses will take part in a special vow renewal ceremony at the church in the presence of their invited guests. 

It's all free, with dinner and childcare included.

In a world where divorce seems to be the norm, we feel charged with doing our part to help married couples renew their commitment to each other and their families," said Daniel and Mayte Cordones.

The couple, who have been married for 18 years, are both pastors at NJM.

I Do Renew will take couples who desire to further invest in their marriage on a journey of rediscovery, where they will find their union is special and deserving of celebration.  We are starting off in the Kendall community, because it is where we live and serve," the Cordones' said.

Starting on Friday, Sept. 27th, couples will gather every Friday at 7 PM for the 5-week marriage renewal preparation courses. 

The courses will take place at NJM, located at 5400 SW 122nd Avenue in Miami.

The ceremonies will take place Sunday afternoons beginning in November. 

For more information, call 305-553-1919 or email info@njministry.org.

 

About NJM

New Jerusalem Ministry is dedicated to serving its membership and community. Among its many outreach programs, NJM has assisted domestic violence victims, homeless children, donated backpacks and school supplies to children who needed the items to have a successful school year, donated brand new toys to children of incarcerated parents, held food drives for low-income families and donated brand new clothing to single moms recovering from drug dependency. NJM is now in the process of building a community center on its property to expand its outreach efforts and better serve families.  For more information visit www.njministry.org.