Cortney and Jacoy Christensen

First of all, Cortney and Jacoy are some of the nicest people I know. If you need someone to emulate as you strive to be more kind--look no further than the Christensens! Another thing I love about this couple is that they have different interests and hobbies, but when it comes to what matters most in life they are aligned. Awesome example!




The dates and details!
What are your names? 
Cortney and Jacoy Christensen
When did you meet?
April 2011
In 8 words or less, describe where or how you met. 
We worked together at IFA
What was your first date? 
Wingers due to a bet on a basketball game
When were you married? 
12/17/2011
Where were you married? 
Manti temple
How many children do you share? 
2.5
Getting to Know You!
When and/or how did you know you wanted to marry each other?
Jacoy was contemplating taking a nanny job out of the country, we both realized we didn't ever want to be apart.
Other than your children, what is an accomplishment you are your spouse are proud of?
Building a business and a house, staying out of debt!
What is one of your favorite dates you've been on as a couple?
Any time we go star gazing, and to a jazz game
Why Marriage Rocks
What's one thing you love to talk about when you have nothing pressing to talk about?
Building up the cattle business, trips we want to take, our kids
Tell us about a trial you have faced together and how you feel you were successful in overcoming it, or what you have learned during it.
When we first got married, we lived in different cities for a few weeks. It was hard as newly weds, and we quickly learned that things were easier when we were together and able to communicate with each other on a regular basis.
What makes your marriage unique?
We are opposites in almost every way, and yet we still make it work
Advice
If you need a little marriage recharge, what's your trick?
We schedule out time for a date for just the two of us without phones or other distractions
What's the secret of a happy marriage?
Be willing to compromise and communicate
What is a simple marital practice you would share with a friend who may say they are facing challenges in their marriage?
Take time to fall in love again with your spouse. Do things for them that bring them joy without thinking about yourself and your needs.


"After you marry, remember to talk about what’s most important to you both—and let those values guide you. When you have a spouse with the same long-term goals, you “[find] a good thing, and [obtain] favour of the Lord” (Proverbs 18:22)" (https://www.mormon. org/beliefs/marriage).

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