LITTLE ROCK, AR - Are you looking for a way to connect with your spouse? <\/p>\n
Research shows prayer makes a difference. <\/p>\n
A Florida State study found couples who prayed for each other were more committed to the relationship. <\/p>\n
The more spiritual intimacy couples shared, the better they handled their main topics of conflict. The study shows it affects all couples with no differences in the impact regardless of social or economic class. <\/p>\n
And additional research shows the positive effects of strong spiritual beliefs begin young. <\/p>\n
A new study published by the American Psychological Association finds teenagers being raised in harsh living environments were less likely to abuse drugs and alcohol when they had access to churches and pastors. <\/p>\n
A separate study of more than 5,700 kids and teens found attending church helped them feel connected to their parents and communities. <\/p>\n
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