"How We Love" on
March 19 & 20
Marriage Conference on the CPC campus
Every adult bears an “imprint of intimacy”- an inner sense of how little or how much emotional vulnerability they can risk based on their childhood experiences with love and comfort. Those lessons from the past influence the present, shaping your “love style” and dictating your interactions with your spouse.
By learning to recognize the harmful imprints of the past, you can break free and move toward a deeper, more passionate marriage.
The Bible challenges us in Philippians 1:9 “ . . to let love abound more and more in wisdom and depth of insight.”
At this conference, relationship experts, Milan and Kay Yerkovich help you identify negative responses learned in childhood that sabotage your relationships, creating invisible barriers to love. You’ll find practical solutions and groundbreaking principles that equip you to: |
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- Identify the love styles disrupting your marriage
- Recognize the core patterns in your relationship
- Develop a specific plan for change
- Enhance your sexual intimacy
- Create a deeper, richer marriage
If you are single, divorced, widowed, anticipating marriage, or just wanting to discover how your “love style” affects how you engage in relationships you are also welcome!
The How We Love conference will be held at Community Presbyterian Church on March 19 and 20. Childcare is available. No sign-ups for childcare after March 15. Scroll down for more information on childcare.
Dates/Time:
Friday night March 19 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Saturday morning March 20 from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM
Registration Fee:
Standard reg (after March 1)
$85.00 per couple, $60:00 per single
Register online here
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