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Monday, July 24, 2006 Tuesday, July 25, 2006 Wednesday, July 26, 2006 Thursday, July 27, 2006 Friday, July 28, 2006 |
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General Sessions will be led by: John Lynch, Allen Huth, Ben Freudenburg, Gary Rosberg, Steve Tracy and Celestia Tracy, Rex Johnson and Eve Johnson and Mark Gungor. Workshops featuring: H. Norman
Wright, Moe and Paige Becnel, Carri and Gordon Taylor, Sue Summers,
Ben Freudenburg, Tony and Kim Moore, Scott Turansky, Clint and Penny
Bragg, Joanne Miller and over 50 others (see
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Mark Gungor – Tale of Two Brains Join us closing night, as national relationship expert Mark Gungor explores the differences between men and women or what he calls, “The Laws of Relational Physics”. Specifically, how men and women are wired differently. They act differently, they communicate differently and most importantly they think differently. Mark shows couples that their problems may result from how men and women THINK about life in a different way. He explains that many of the struggles couples face in marriage are the result of a HEAD problem, not a HEART problem. more info>> |
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The Fairmont Scottsdale Princess Special $109/night conference rate expires Sunday July 9, 2006. Book your room today! 800-441-1414
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Fortunately, more church leaders and lay members
are recognizing the great need to minister to couples, parents and
families in their congregations and communities. However, they often
do not know where to turn for the necessary resources and assistance
to meet this need. In addition, in order to remain responsive and
relevant to their members and the culture, churches are increasingly
aware of the need to address the concerns of various types of families.
These types include not only first-marriages, biological parents,
and intact families, but also remarrieds, single and adopted parents,
stepfamilies, and those living together unmarried. |
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Couples, parents, and families in our churches and communities are in great need of support, encouragement, and skills. In addition, those who serve families need to be equipped with the resources and training necessary to address the complexities of family life. Today's family has changed and will likely continue to do so in the future. As those who serve and minister to families, we must continue to strengthen first-time marriages, biological parents, and intact families. At the same time, we must equip ourselves to respond to the needs of single parents, stepfamilies, empty nesters and the growing number of individuals cohabiting outside of marriage. To address these great needs, a number of today's leading writers, speakers and counselors have come together to develop the Association of Marriage and Family Ministries (AMFM). The purpose of this conference is to train and equip marriage and family helping professionals, ministers, and lay leaders. To do so, we have partnered with the experts to showcase the finest in marriage and family training and resources available today, as well as those that are emerging with new and creative ideas. The conference will equip, train, encourage, resource and support you as a leader in your work with couples, parents, and the full spectrum of family types. Conference Learning Objectives
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Thank you for a great conference. As last year, we were educated, inspired, revitalized, and excited to continue and go on with our ministry at East Bay Fellowship. Priscilla God is definitely moving in bringing his leaders together. I was amazed at how hungry God’s leaders were to be challenged to go out there and tell people that “Your marriage can be saved!” Several stated that they had not felt the empowerment or permission to be as bold as God was leading them to be. It seemed that many were simply needing affirmation of what to do. Mitch - Colorado Springs Concerning the conference: We loved it. We have been married 43 years and have been very active in marriage ministry i.e. preaching, conferences and retreats. We received your publicity last spring and Golden said we need to be “updated”. She was right and we were! The workshops were very informative and the general sessions worshipful and inspiring. You and Eric and your team did a great job. Blain and Golden |
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Pre Conference
$89 for Members & Non-Members Conference AMFM Members - $265 ($305 after 6/23) Non-Members - $365 Spouse Registration: AMFM Members - $135 ($155 after 6/23) Non-Members - $195 register now >> |
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