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Pastor's Corner
Dear Pastor Skip,
My Husband and ] have been
experiencing problems lately. It
seems like our marriage has be.
come stagnant. What help can you
give me?
It is easy to see that in our
society today the institution of
marriage is on uneasy ground. Our
state has one of the highest divorce
rates in the nation. Four years ago
"sixty-five percent of Oregon-mar-
riages ended in divorce. Last year
in some Oregon counties there
give you some basic principles that
can help any marriage.
Norm Wright, a family counselor
has written a book by the title of
"Communication, Key to Your
Marriage." I believe that the title
of this book hits the nail right on
the head. No relationship, mar-
riage or otherwise can stand if the
lines of communication break
down. Communication between a
husband and wife is essential. A
marriage where an atmosphere
exists allowing both parties to
share their beliefs and ideas no
THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1981 THE DAYTON TRIBUNE
not mean that problems will cease
to exist, but they can be worked out
by simply talking. Communication
has saved many marriages.
The best example 1 know of this
is prayer. For a couple to daily pray
together necessitates open com-
munication. Surveys have shown
that couples who regularly pray
together have a divorce rate of only
five percent. That is much lower
than the national level of over
fifty-percent. Communication is the
key to a marriage.
The Bible speaks plainly about
the need to communicate. Notice
the principles found in these vers-
es. "Speak the truth in love"
(Ephesians 4:25). "Do not let the
sun go down on your anger"
SDA Church
Dr. Harold Follett, attorney
practicing in Portland and living at
Gaston was the speak~ on May
16th for church service. Rick and
Buz Seeley (grandsons of the Ted
Jennings) gave the special music.
Sabbath School highlights: Har-
rett Leigh Supt. Sabbath School
investment material given by in-
vestment leader Elvin Payne. Spe-
cial music by Rick and Buz Seeley.
Mission story given by Kristy
Johnson. The usual half hour Bible
study in classes followed. Many
visitors enjoyed fellowship potluck
dinner. Church Board meeting af-
-- DAYTON, rlREGON-- PAGE 3
ter prayer meeting on Tuesday
night.
There will be a Child Decfication
Service on Sabbath May 23, Mc-
Minnville Junior Acadmey school
picnic at Wortman Park Sunday,
May 24. If weather is rainy, it will
be at school gym.
Graduation exercises for the
eighth grade class will be held May
28 at the McMinnville church 7:30
pro. Pastor Ray Mitchell, former
Hopewell-Sheridan pastor will be
the speaker. Jeffrey Pearles and
Kristy Johnson from Hopewell
church will be in the class. Jeff is
class president, Kristy is treasurer.
School closes May 29.
were more divorces than marriag- matter that they are has a lot going (Ephesians 5:26)."A gentle an-
t
es. Year by year the picture wor- forit Most problems in a marriage swer turns away wrath" (Proverbs
sens. Not" knowing your exact can be worked out through open lS:l). "Let everyone be quick to
problems and situation let me just lines of communication. This does listen, slow to speak, and slow to
anger.' (James 1:19).
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St., Dayton, was given Pacific's ~ • -
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commencement. This award goes
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When she received the Voice of
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