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Making Time for Marriage in the Military
Learn from military couples Wang & Evelyn Saecheo and Jake & Emily Pettit as they discuss the challenges and bonds of military marriage.
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As part of the Redeemed Man’s month of REALationships, Nate Dewberry converses with two military couples: Wang and Evelyn Saecheo, both of whom grew up in California, and Jake and Emily Pettit, who are from Minnesota. Each couple talks with Nate Dewberry about the challenges they’ve faced, finding friendship and community when you’re constantly on the move, and the things that they’ve learned and come to appreciate about each other as they’ve faced the challenges of a military marriage together. There’s plenty that young couples can learn about these couples’ experiences—good and bad—as they seek to build strong marriages of their
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