Art of Marriage is April 5-6

Hesston MB is again hosting the Art of Marriage on April 5-6, 2013.  I would encourage all couples--seriously dating, engaged, newlywed, married with or without kids, empty nesters, or retired to attend.  This is a great investment in your marriage. 

The content is engaging, humorous, and very well done and covers the following topics:
  • Love Happens: God's Purpose and Plan
  • Love Fades: Overcoming Isolation
  • Love Dances: Fulfilling Our Responsibilities
  • Love Interrupted: Communication and Conflict
  • Love Sizzles: Experiencing Real Intimacy (yes, they talk about sex)
  • Love Always: Leaving a Lasting Legacy
To register, sign up at Hesston MB, Zoar MB, or Koerner Heights churches.  Or you can register online at hesstonmbchurch.eventbrite.com

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