Hello, you need to enable JavaScript to use this network.
Please check your browser settings or contact your system administrator.
Please check your browser settings or contact your system administrator.
The HGM Group is for women who've read the book Get Married and are ready to start living like they're planning to marry.
Candice Watters created this group on Women Praying Boldly.
Started by Kalee. Last reply by SarahJane May 14.
I'm nearly done reading Get Married and love almost all of it. One thing, though, that I'm really struggling with is the way that the book seems to leave out those of us gals who are involved with singles groups, know and interact with older married couples, try to show interest in those amazing single guys who could be husband potential...but have yet to be pursued. It seems like an emphasis is placed on those that have turned down potential spouses in their early years or who are "delaying marriage"...but that's not me. I'm 27 years old and have only dated two guys. The first was an amazing guy who was answering God's call to the ministry. We were friends through church for nearly a year before dating. Due to his busy schedule and being nearly 500 miles apart, the timing was not right and he ended our "courtship" after a short, 2-month relationship. We still talk occasionally, even 8 years later. The second was a guy that I met on Eharmony three years ago. We seemingly hit it off but he broke up with me 2 1/2 month later. I've not spoken to him since. I haven't had a date in 3 years and haven't been asked out by any of the guys at my singles group in the 4 1/2 years that I've been involved there. (which is an active and growing group). Maybe I just missed it in the book, but besides praying, which I know is extremely important, what can we gals do? I show interest, ask questions, be where the guys are (in a non-stalker kind of way). Feel free to respond with any ideas or suggestions. :) Thanks and God bless! Reply »
Started by M May 12
Hello Ladies, I'm super new at this. I finished reading Candance's book and I loved it. I'm ready to start praying boldly. But I need a team, do you girls have a list going? do you actually pray here? I'm a bit lost. How does it work? thanks! Reply »
Started by Catherine May 10
Hi all! I just read Candice's book and she has renewed my commitment to getting married. I am currently in a 9 month relationship with a wonderful guy who I may want to marry. I love him very much and I am praying boldly for God to help me decide if he is the right one for me. On Candice's suggestion, I have set up a dinner date for him with my dad in 3 weeks (they live in cities on opposite sides of the country so they have never met). I am very nervous! Reply »
Started by Helen May 10
Hello ladies, its my pleasure being around women of God. Just got done reading the book, and it was a unique, different perspective that turns the light bulb on in your head. I am in the process of rereading and soaking in the info thoroughly. I started my blog on here and plan on keeping it up to date. Please feel free to check it out. Reply »
Started by Ashley Revely May 10
I am a 20 year old female attending a private christian university. For me, I think the most frustrating part is the fact that the males in my life don't take action. I know of specific guys who have no romantic interest in me whatsoever. Our friendships are casual and platonic. They are the kinds of males that are in my circle of friends and I could see my friends dating one day. But, the men that are closer to me, or to any of my female friends for that matter...they don't take initivative. It is hard, and frustrating. But, God is faithful. How do I, as a woman, show men that it's okay to be the man and to take the lead? Reply »
Link to the interviews and see who's talking about Get Married next.
Interested in scheduling an interview, media appearance, or speaking engagement? Please contact us at media@helpgetmarried.com.
Candice Watters
created this social network on Ning.
Copyright ©2008, Candice Watters. All rights reserved. International copyright secured.
Women Praying Boldly brought to you by Candice Watters © 2008 Report an Issue | Give Us Your Feedback