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Tuesday, August 9, 2005 Wednesday, August 10, 2005 Thursday, August 11, 2005 Friday, August 12, 2005 Saturday, August 13, 2005
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General Sessions will be led by: John Lynch,
John Trent, Gary and Carrie Oliver, Ron Deal, David and Janet Congo, and Eric
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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. The fact is, the Church must take back its role as the primary foundation for building strong marriages and strengthening families, regardless of the form they take. To address these great needs, a number of today's leading writers, trainers, speakers and practitioners have come together to develop the Association of Marriage and Family Ministries (AMFM). Our goal is to assist the Church and other support organizations in serving the needs of the couples, parents and families that God has given them to serve. Our mission is to equip, train, support, resource and encourage those that lead or desire to lead in marriage and family ministry, in the church as well as other supporting organizations. Outside of leading people to a personal relationship with Christ, no mission is more important for the Church today. In fact, we believe proactive strategies in marriage and
family ministry can be the greatest tool for growth a Church can have today. Take
a lead in your church or community and join us for an inspiring time of training,
teaching, and equipping along with a great time of fellowship with others called
to this vital area of ministry. |
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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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What a great conference! We appreciate you! Thank you for all your help and encouragement. AMFM will be a great support for the local church. We look forward to seeing you next year. Dave and Carol – Greensboro, NC We have heard nothing but glowing, wonderful reports from the two individuals attending from our church. We are looking forward to attending next year. John and Joyce – Des Moines, IA The conference was great! We'll be back next
year with "our marriage ministry team."
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