Attebery and Johnson Contribute

to Marriage Book

     Drs. Philip Attebery and Ronnie Johnson contributed to a recently published book on marriage entitled 101 Ways to Romance Your Marriage by author Debra White Smith. 

     The book is published by Harvest House Publishers and is a follow-up to Smith’s best-selling book entitled Romancing Your Husband.

     Johnson, BMA Seminary Professor of Christian Education, is married to Alicia Johnson, Public Services Supervisor for BMA Seminary’s Kellar Library.

    He says, “When a couple is together at work and home, they need to think of ways to be romantic.”  His contribution to the book dealt with romancing marriage in the work place.

    The Johnsons also celebrated twenty years of marriage this past summer.

    Attebery, BMA Seminary Dean, says, “The Bible has much to say about marital relations and it has been a great opportunity to contribute to something that will encourage couples to enjoy God’s  richest blessings for their lives.”

     Attebery, who has been married to his wife Stephanie for twelve years, used the Song of Solomon as a basis for much of his writing.  He also contributed sections on notes, letters, and shopping for romance.

     When asked why he and Attebery were invited to contribute to the writing project, Johnson simply replies, “Because we are both experts in the field.”