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My husband wants me to stop attending church

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Dear Obaa Yaa,

I am the president of the youth ministry in my church. My inconsistency at church and meetings began when I got married.

My husband complains bitterly anytime I go for executive meetings in the evening. Recently, I had to attend one of the meetings because I was scheduled to serve as a Master of Ceremony for our youth service.

On my way back, I realised our front door was locked. He watched me through the window and asked me to go back to where I came from.

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I went back home later and apologised, yet he is still not minding me and keeps giving me attitude. I have had no peace in the house because he insists I should stop going to church. Did I make the right choice of a husband?

Naa, Teshie


Dear Naa,

Being a Christian wife, you should ensure that whoever you marry understands and aligns with your faith and beliefs. I believe if you had done due diligence before marriage, you might not be going through all this now.

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The Bible admonishes us not to forsake the assembling of the saints (Hebrews 10:25). On that note, I suggest that you talk to your husband about it and, if possible, get your pastor involved.

If all your efforts fail, then do what pleases your husband — that will amount to submission. Eventually, this may save you from unnecessary stress; otherwise, it could create serious marital problems.

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