Christian Marriage Counseling and Ministry
At the heart of our work is a deep commitment to helping marriages reflect God’s love and grace. We walk with couples through every season—restoring connection, rebuilding trust, and renewing hope through Christ-centered counseling. Marriage and family life aren't always easy, but you don’t have to walk the road alone. We’re here to help through compassionate marital and individual counseling. Fill out the form below to take one small step toward healing and renewal.
Live Q & A Sessions
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What are your questions about marriage—whether it’s about counseling, marriage ministry, resources, or relationships in general?
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Our Live Q&A Sessions provide a safe, welcoming space to explore these questions together. Each session is facilitated by a Christian counselor and designed for real-life dialogue—not lectures or presentations.
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Check the schedule below for upcoming virtual and in-person sessions. If you’d like to request a special session for your group, we’d love to hear from you. Whether you want to ask a question or simply listen and learn, click below to RSVP or sign up for updates about future sessions.
Virtual
Private Sessions for Pastors Only
Thursday, November 6th
12 - 12:30 PM
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Virtual
Open to All
Thursday, November 20th
12 - 12:30 PM
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In-Person
Open to All
Coming Soon
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Meet Some of Our Christian Marital Providers
MEET COLT
Colt Tanner, MA, LPC
​I believe that marriage is a sacred covenant that reflects God’s steadfast love for His people—the same love Christ shows His Church (Ephesians 5:25–32). It’s the foundation of God’s design for family, community, and redemption (Genesis 2:24).
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We seek to restore this vision by integrating Scripture, science, and Spirit-led wisdom to help couples experience marriage as God intended—marked by love (Revelation 19), intimacy (Revelation 21), and wholeness (Revelation 22).
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Marriage isn’t easy, and it will never be perfect this side of heaven. But we’re here to walk with you through the hard seasons, helping you heal, grow, and take hopeful steps toward the kind of love God designed from the beginning.
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I like to incorporate Gottman methods into our work together and I enjoy facilitating the Q & A sessions to advance the mission of helping marriages. You can learn more about me here.
MEET ALLEN
Allen Conner, CT
I have been married to my wife of 10 years; we have 4 children aged 8 and under.
Currently, I am on the fulfilling journey of earning my master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Colorado Christian University, which has led me here to Sincere under the direct supervision of Kendra Hemminger.
This life is abundant in blessings and challenges. I have learned a lot about what works and what doesn’t in marriage, life, and attempting to follow God’s path. Among the things that does work, in my experience, is trusting God while putting in the work. Healing is hard, forgiving is hard, change is hard, and hard things are worth doing. Hard things are often made easier when you have support.
I have found that Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and Narrative Therapy are great ways to join couples on their journey toward their goals, and I look forward to learning how I can be a blessing in your life.
MEET KENDRA
Kendra Hemminger, MS, LPCC-S
Kendra is NOT accepting new clients at this time.
Kendra is the founder and director of Sincere Counseling. She received her Bachelor degree in Psychology from Bowling Green State University, and her Master's in Clinical and Mental Health Counseling from Wright State University.
Kendra most often treats symptoms related to anxiety, depression, prenatal/postpartum issues, premarital, and trauma. Kendra also offers a unique Executive Counseling & Coaching service for professionals in leadership roles - where the intersection of personal and professional values are crucial. She loves to watch people change and grow, and choose a more full life with deeper, more authentic relationships.​
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