The world is filled with broken marriages. We see it in rising divorce rates, in the oceans of tears shed, and in the hearts of children growing up believing that brokenness is normal. And yet—despite all this—countless couples still step into marriage unprepared, unaware of the weight of the covenant they are entering into.
At Song of Songs (SOS) Marriage Ministries, we are here to turn the tide. We don’t just help struggling marriages—we rescue them in advance, before they fall into crisis. Through deep biblical truth, the application of covenant principles, real-life coaching, and more than 40 years of experience in marriage counselling and relationship restoration, we help couples explore, prepare, and strengthen their relationships for the journey ahead.
Wherever you are in your marriage—whether engaged, married and struggling, or longing for more—we are here to walk with you, guide you, and help you build a marriage that thrives.
At SOS Marriage Ministries, we believe that a thriving marriage begins long before the wedding day. Our Marriage Preparation Program is designed to equip couples with the wisdom, tools, and biblical principles needed to navigate the realities of a lifelong covenant—not just a ceremony.
Many couples don’t want to give up on their marriage, but they feel trapped—stuck in cycles of conflict, emotional distance, and unspoken pain. The love that once flourished now feels distant and fragile. At SOS Marriage Ministries, we believe that no marriage is beyond saving. Through our Marriage Rescue Program, we help couples soften hardened hearts, rebuild trust, and restore what feels lost.
Many couples aren’t in crisis, but they feel stuck. The passion fades, conversations become routine, and emotional closeness begins to wane. Society tells us this is “normal”, but we believe God designed marriage for more—for abundance, joy, and a deep, lasting connection. At SOS Marriage Ministries, we help couples rediscover the beauty and power of their covenant, reigniting the passion, intimacy, and unity that may have dimmed over time.