The Art of Marriage Conference at TFC

WRAF & Toccoa Falls College presents the Art of Marriage Conference in Grace Chapel on the TFC Campus - Friday and Saturday, February 11th and 12th, 2011. Registration deadline to ensure getting workbooks is Friday February 4, 2011 at 4 PM.

REGISTRATION FOR “THE ART OF MARRIAGE” CONFERENCE REMAINS OPEN. HOWEVER, IF YOU REGISTER AFTER 4 PM ON FEBRUARY 4, 2011, WE CANNOT GUARANTEE THAT YOUR WORKBOOKS WILL ARRIVE IN TIME FOR THE EVENT.



The Art of Marriage Conference brings together some of the most respected and influential pastors and experts on marriage and family all in one setting. It also brings a fresh approach to a video event by weaving together engaging stories, real-life testimonies, man-on-the-street interviews and humorous vignettes to help you fully experience God’s design for marriage.

Designed by FamilyLife Today, "The Art of Marriage" consists of six video sessions and an accompanying manual that provides couples with projects to help apply the principles taught during each session. The manual is also designed for you to use after the event by offering articles, date night ideas, and useful tips for continuing to strengthen your marriage.

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What: WRAF & Toccoa Falls College presents the Art of Marriage Conference.

When: Friday and Saturday, February 11th and 12th . (Friday 7p-9:30p. Saturday 9a-4p).

Where: Toccoa Falls College - Directions Area Hotels

Cost: $50 per couple (includes conference, couples books, and snacks).

Buffet lunch on Saturday available in the college cafeteria for an additional charge.

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REGISTRATION FOR “THE ART OF MARRIAGE” CONFERENCE REMAINS OPEN. HOWEVER, IF YOU REGISTER AFTER 4 PM ON FEBRUARY 4, 2011, WE CANNOT GUARANTEE THAT YOUR WORKBOOKS WILL ARRIVE IN TIME FOR THE EVENT.

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Art of Marriage Conference - February 11 & 12, 2011

When you were standing at the altar reciting your marriage vows, did you have any idea that marriage would be so complex?

It probably didn’t take you long to understand that your spouse is not as much like you as you thought. But figuring them out is more than just an equation.

Marriage is more than a science; it’s an art. And like any art form, requires an investment of time, focused study and the right tools.

If you need to soften some of the edges in your relationship, or want to brighten the landscape of your marriage, The Art of Marriage is for you.

This 6-session marriage event allows you to experience God’s design for marriage from expert teachers and humorous vignettes. You’ll graduate in a few hours better educated about your marriage, your spouse and yourself. Block out time in your schedule to attend The Art of Marriage.

Friday and Saturday, February 11 & 12 at Toccoa Falls College.

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For more information email Jeff Gangel. His address is jgangel (at) tfc.edu

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This email was received from Ken Pickle, a long-time WRAF listener and supporter:

As you may know, Samantha, Jeff's, and Rasene's Homeplace burnt down Christmas Eve, we have seen what the devil can do, now may God's Glory be shown.

A trust for Jelly Bean Farm Building materials, fixtures, and appliances is set up at Southern Bank & Trust P.O. Box 2080 Clarkesville, Ga 30523.

Call 706 754-0001 and ask for Mike Kelly. Thank you & God Bless, Ken.

Christmas Morning, in the entrance of the horse barn, with the home still smoking 60 feet away, we had Christmas, read the Word of God, prayed, cried, and sought the Lord and his comfort.

A family friend had gathered presents from neighbors, a tree was cut from the woods near by, and like Bethleham so long ago, we had Jesus in our hearts, in a stable.

No words could fully convey, our Love, and gratitude for the lives that
were spared.

Although the Girls lost their four puppy dogs in the fire, and being sick with grief, they are comforted by the Lord's promise to "Work all things to the good of those who love Him, and called according to His purpose."

The Jelly Bean farm home originally built in the 1890's was constructed of log timbers. When the late Mr. & Mrs. Sam Hernandez purchased the 22 acres in 1986, their vision to create a safe environment for their Grand Daughters, Ashley,Raybon, and Della was carried on by Samantha, who in turn has home schooled the Girls with the help of a teacher aid Kathy Hardy.

The Girls nearing graduation, have been now set back as the fire destroyed materials, books, and paperwork. Samantha, and the girls have trained horses, given riding lessons, and boarded horses at times.

With the current economy, there was no insurance policy on the home.
Jeff, a man of many talents, is an accomplished carpenter, and with friends, and family will be able to rebuild, as building materials are supplied.

Jelly Bean Farm has also, sheltered the Elderly, fed the hungry, and is always ready to help where needed.

God Bless you as you are able to give. - Ken P.

WRAF has vetted this request as a legitimate need and encourages to respond as God leads.

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