Transformed Relationships

Announcing an extraordinary course guaranteed to energize singles, dating couples, married couples, and business women and men.

Connections that Count. Forming First-Rate Relationships

This ten-week non-credit course emphasizes Kingdom principles, family values, honoring others' dignity, and providing solutions to gnarly interpersonal struggles. It will positively transform relationship. It is guaranteed to help singles, dating couples, married couples, and business women and men.

Singles

• Meet people with similar values and relationship skills
• Discover the values of the person you are dating, and how much they are willing to invest in the relationship
• Acquire knowledge and skills that enhance and improve your interpersonal relationships – current and future
• Greatly improve interpersonal relationships
• Invest in your current and future relationships
  

Dating Couples

• Discover your differences and similarities
• Learn how much the other is willing to invest in the relationship
• Discern if you are dating a healthy, potential life-mate
  

Currently Married

• Revitalize, rejuvenate, and restore your marriage
• Help your family communicate effectively
• Bring peace to your home
• Reach your family goals; get results
• Invest in your marriage
• Salvage broken marriages
  

Business People

• Revitalize problem relationships
• Create a healthy lifestyle
• Experience breakthroughs in your career
• Get back to basics with easily understood people skills
• Become more professional at work
  

Content

This course delivers straight talk about timeless interpersonal relationship principles, including common sense spirituality and creating a culture of peace. You can immediately apply the things you learn in this course at work, home, and in all your interpersonal relationships.

Instructor

Chuck McKinney, Ph.D., D.Min.
Dr. McKinney has tons of formal education tempered and balanced by decades of life experience including joy, success, failure, pain, suffering, loss, and learning from his mistakes.

Time required

This ten-week course requires two to four hours each week[1]. This can be broken into 10-20-minute segments at your convenience during the week.

Technical requirements

• Access to the internet
• The hassle-free technology used in the course requires no software downloads
  

Prerequisites

• Basic reading skills
• High school diploma (including GED)

Payment

• Cost: $895.00
• Credit cards accepted
• Checks must clear the bank before the course begins
• Payment plans available
  

Scholarships and Discounts

• Full or partial scholarships are sometimes available
• Each student you recruit to the course earns you a 25% discount (up to four recruits). With four recruits, you get the course for free!
  

Course Design

The course utilizes an online format. The techology is hassle-free and affords an opportunity to get comfortable using a computer whether you are a novice or a computer geek. Please read the testimony below.

Testimony

"I signed up with the thought that I would have to make the best of it--sort of like an independent study. My pre-course notions were that:
1. It would be impersonal, detached, and sterile.
2. It would be easy (hopefully).
3. It wouldn't take up much of my time.
4. I wouldn't get to know anybody, yet alone make friends.
5. I wouldn't learn much, except from reading.
6. It would be boring and clinical
None of the above happened. and it will take a long time for me to fully integrate what I have learned from this class....To my shock and awe, the course was personal, virulent, hard (at times), time-consuming, interesting, both clinical (psychologically speaking) and pastoral, and fun. Oh yeah, and I made a bunch of great life-long friends. I couldn't help but be drawn into the collegial spirit of our online community. It's funny, instead of being impersonal, it was more personal than most traditional classes or seminars I've taken."
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The purpose of the course is to help each of us build healthy relationships. One definition of sin is “anything that causes broken relationships with God and with others.” We will discuss why we need to learn all we can about building healthy relationships and how doing that will honor God.

We will talk about the fact that God made each of us different and that is good. We will learn some of the ways we are different and how to affirm those differences rather than view people who are different as weak, mean, inferior, or bad. During the course, you will develop healthy, warm friendships with your classmates and teacher. We will practice some of the relationship skills as we go. You will be comfortable in the class whether you are an introvert or extrovert. Join in. You will be glad you did!
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[1] Depending on how fast you read and how much you interact with your classmates and your teacher