SEVEN SECRETS of a Happy Marriage

P.O Box 1540, Albany Western Australia 6331
Phone/Fax: (08) 98 418 418
E-mail: abl-alb@omninet.net.au

SEVEN SECRETS of a Happy Marriage
ON July 29, 1981, ONE of the most highly publicized and glamorous weddings in history took place… Britain's Prince Charles married Lady Diana. There was an estimated audience of 750 million people worldwide. 4500 pots of fresh flowers lined the route to St. Paul's cathedral. 2500 people crowded that grand church building where more than 75 technicians with 21 cameras worked to enable the world to watch this wedding. For many people, this was a modern fairy tale…a royal prince weds a lovely lady in a grand cathedral surrounded by adoring subjects. They were the envy of millions. They were rich, young, a handsome couple. It was a "marriage made in heaven." Sadly, we know that the fairy tale became a nightmare. The couple grew more and more distant. Affairs ensued. The storybook marriage made in heaven eventually collapsed into adultery and divorce. Friend, as you and I contemplate the facts I have shared today, it becomes very clear that it takes more than a prince, a lady, and a palace to make a happy marriage. As someone said, "marriages may be made in heaven but the maintenance must be done on earth." For marriages to survive, they require regular maintenance. They require effort. Perhaps your marriage is in need of some maintenance to strengthen it so as to prevent problems that might lead to a separation or divorce. If so, I'd be pleased to make available to you two FREE booklets titled "Marriage Prescriptions" and "SEVEN SECRETS of a Happy Marriage." Although these booklets contain no mysterious secrets to marital success, they do provide some important rules to infuse your marriage with the strength and resistance to withstand the ills infecting so many marriages today. To receive your personal copies by return mail, simply write to me at P.O. Box 1540, Albany, WA 6331. You may also Phone/Fax your request on: (08) 9841 8418. Email: abl-alb@omninet.net.au I look forward to sharing more thoughts with you. But until then, 'Have a wonderful week!'

ON July 29, 1981, ONE of the most highly publicized and glamorous weddings in history took place…

Britain's Prince Charles married Lady Diana.
There was an estimated audience of 750 million people worldwide.
4500 pots of fresh flowers lined the route to St. Paul's cathedral.
2500 people crowded that grand church building where more than 75 technicians with 21 cameras worked to enable the world to watch this wedding.
For many people, this was a modern fairy tale…a royal prince weds a lovely lady in a grand cathedral surrounded by adoring subjects.
They were the envy of millions. They were rich, young, a handsome couple. It was a "marriage made in heaven."
Sadly, we know that the fairy tale became a nightmare. The couple grew more and more distant.
Affairs ensued. The storybook marriage made in heaven eventually collapsed into adultery and divorce.

Friend, as you and I contemplate the facts I have shared today, it becomes very clear that it takes more than a prince, a lady, and a palace to make a happy marriage. As someone said, "marriages may be made in heaven but the maintenance must be done on earth." For marriages to survive, they require regular maintenance. They require effort.

Perhaps your marriage is in need of some maintenance to strengthen it so as to prevent problems that might lead to a separation or divorce. If so, I'd be pleased to make available to you two FREE booklets titled "Marriage Prescriptions" and "SEVEN SECRETS of a Happy Marriage." Although these booklets contain no mysterious secrets to marital success, they do provide some important rules to infuse your marriage with the strength and resistance to withstand the ills infecting so many marriages today.

To receive your personal copies by return mail, simply write to me at P.O. Box 1540, Albany, WA 6331. You may also Phone/Fax your request on: (08) 9841 8418. Email: abl-alb@omninet.net.au

I look forward to sharing more thoughts with you. But until then, 'Have a wonderful week!'