I just thought about it today. If each party--prior to getting married--attended a different church, should the couple start attending the wife or the husband's church subsequent to marriage, as in whose church should be the primary church that the couple should now attend post marriage? Assume that they both live in the same city before and after marriage, and that each party loves his or her church. Also in deciding, should the husband's preference--as the head of the household--be given substantial weight in reaching a decision? Or should he be the final decision maker regardless of his wife's preference?

^^^you're asking a question you already know the answer to.

cantell:

^^^you're asking a question you already know the answer to.

My answer may differ from another person's answer. So what is your point? That there is only one answer?

Husband should decide.b/c if u allow her to start leading now time will come when u ill try to take over it's turn out be a PDP and ACN issues.it's good to programmed your wife from onset not later.

Ofcourse the husband's church

Thank God for those who have common sense to marry someone who is equally yoked in terms of religions and churches.

Of course, the men will say their church. Duh.

It is interesting to see a Jehovah Witness wife leave her church for her Jewish husband's synagogue.