298 episodes
Married Life with Jack and Nicole Jack Church
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4.7 • 15 Ratings
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Loss and Grief is something we will all experience in this lifetime. This podcast started out with Jack Church hosting a show on grief and loss after losing his lovely wife Pam after 30 years of marriage. Determined never to marry again, God had other plans. Almost 5 years after that loss Jack met a young woman in church named Nicole who is originally from Kenya. What started as friendship grew to love and later marriage. Jack and Nicole are now living together what they call their Chapter 2 in life. Questions? Email: thejackchurchshow@yahoo.com #grief #marriage#loss #love #adventures Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jack-church/support
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Cultural Differences in Marriage
I never imagined getting married again after losing my lovely wife Pam of over 30 years. But...God had other plans and brought this beautiful Kenyan woman named Nicole into my life. No, we did not meet online or through a catalogue, ha! ha! We actually met in church in Phoenix. What started as a friendship, developed into love and eventually we got married. We both are very happy and despite our age, race and cultural differences it manages to work. In this show we talk a little about some of those cultural differences and the fun they can provide.
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Our First Week Living in Alabama
I'll be the first to admit that leaving Phoenix for Alabama has been more of struggle for me than Nicole. She absolutely loves it, while It's going to take some time for me.
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Is Moving to Alabama Crazy?
Moving to Alabama may be the craziest thing I've every done, but Nicole is convinced this is where we need to be.
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Jack and Nicole Tour Casa Grande Ruins in Arizona
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How Jack and Nicole Met
Following the loss of my wife Pam in 2019 I spent a lot of time thinking I needed to meet someone. After all, I'd been with Pam since high school and married for over 30 years. But a funny thing happened. I learned to be single. It was not easy and there were plenty of lonely days and nights. However, I kept pushing forward and told God if I needed to be alone the rest of my days, that would be just fine. No sooner had I accepted this as my fate in life I met this beautiful woman in church during my 4th year of widowhood. Her name was Nicole and she changed my life for the better. In today's episode we share our story of how we met, started a friendship that turned to love and eventually marriage.
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Marriage after Loss, Is it Possible?
A little over a year ago I met a woman in church from Kenya. We quickly hit it off and became friends. We starting spending our weekends together hiking, going to ball games, visiting wineries. You name it, we simply enjoyed being with one another. As I headed into my 5th year of being widowed I swore I would never fall in love again. However, God had other plans.
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Customer Reviews
Excellent Support
This is the perfect podcast for anyone who is going through some kind of grief. Jack gives a realistic and at times emotion roadmap of what you can expect or just to see how he deals with the hard times of this process.
A Comfort To Me
This podcast has been such a comfort to me since finding it after my beloved husband of 41 years died. It’s like Jack is sitting across the kitchen table having a conversation with me over a cup of coffee. I’ve experienced many of the same situations and emotions he has and it’s nice to know I’m not alone.
Very inspiring
Listening to Jack’s love letters are very inspirational. His love of Pam reminds me of my love my husband of 33 years. He was my best friend and my soulmate. His letters help me to realize that I’m not alone on this unwanted journey called grief and gives me some hope that I will get through this and things will get a little better each day.