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For years now, I’ve been hearing about how wonderful the Weekend To Remember Relationship & Marriage Retreat is. But we have yet to make it. This past year, I honestly thought we were. I had been asking my husband about it for months and he seemed very receptive. And one time, he even double checked the dates and made a written note. I can’t remember the exact comment he made, but it led me to believe that he was going to line everything up for the farm and the weekend so we could attend. But as the week approached, I learned that was not the case. Add in the fact that we took in a last minute foster sibling placement and we missed it, yet again. But for 2019, I’m hopeful we will finally be able to attend!
What Is Weekend To Remember?
If this is the first time you’ve heard of “Weekend To Remember”, that’s okay. Here’s the down-low. It’s a marriage and relationship weekend that has been attended by over 1.5 million couples already! It’s great for couples who are in a serious relationship. Dating, engaged, or married, as long as you’re committed, this is the weekend for you! From Friday to Sunday, you’ll partake in activities, seminars, and more, working to build a marriage that will thrive.
And while it’s best if both you and your spouse can attend, commitments may not allow. So if even just one of you can attend, you’ll still gain lots of valuable information that you can start applying to your marriage.
We’ve Already Gone. Should We Attend Another?
YES! Even though the content remains basically unchanged from year to year at Weekend To Remember, you’ll still gain valuable insight. Because it’s time-tested information, due to different speakers and different seasons of marriage, you will gain something different each and every time you attend. Some couples make it year after year!
Is It Worth It?
From everyone that I’ve personally spoken to that has attended, YES! And there are thousands of testimonies from couples who have been enriched by attending the Weekend to Remember marriage getaway.
Not only is Weekend To Remember an opportunity for you and your spouse to get away from life’s distractions and just focus on each other. You’ll also have the chance to talk about things you would not otherwise discuss. Things that are important for developing your relationship
They do sell out of these weekend retreats so you’ll want to start making plans now and get your tickets soon. Head over to Weekend To Remember to learn more.
DISCOUNT CODE:
And at check out, be sure to enter the group code ACCfamily to receive $100 per couple on your registration. (Regular price is $175 per person and the code brings your total down to $125 each.)
So tell me, have you ever gone to Weekend To Remember before? Or know someone who has? Make sure you comment below and let us know what you think.
I’m a city girl turned country by my awesome husband and we have three busy boys and two darling daughters. I love spending time with my family, reading Karen Kingsbury novels, and catching up with friends while our kiddos have play dates. I’m blessed beyond measure and can’t wait to see what God has in store.
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I love one of their quotes you included in your post. “Relationship is always more important than the issue” That gives me a good idea of what these retreats would be like
I havent heard of this. I think for many couples this would be terrific. So many have so little time for one another anymore. A good relationship takes work, and this would be one way to make it work better.
We went last year and loved it. Can’t wait to go this year as well. Family Lives website is offering 2019 bookings at 1/2 price when you use save50 promo code.
I just tested the code and it is still working for me. It brings the price from $175 each down to $125 each. So if the cart is showing $125 a person, the discount is applied. (The site doesn’t show that very well.) But regular price is $175 per person. Can you please let me know if you are still having issues?
Just got back from the one in Sugarland Texas. I give the material a B – and the speakers a C. Speakers (3 in total) read most of what’s in the book and did not deviate from the material. In the book, that you follow along and fill-in, they ask very embarrassing questions, especially about your last marriage. Why do I want to be reminded of that experience? I am here and now! Yes, behaviors today are grown from behaviors of yesterday but probing in the past does nothing but create friction. I found the material good, but, there are other much better material in the market. The seminar is not taxing at all. You spend about 7 hours in the big group session and a few hours in a gender specific session. Speakers were not the best FL has to offer. Many times they shared their negative life experiences and it seemed too real and I question their stories. A few times one speaker share an experience about something and the next speaker would refute it – strange. In cousuling circle, the process is to break down a client to the point of tears and sobbing, and then start to rebuild that persons behaviors. That is a good thing I guess but not so many people are alcoholics, sex-adductors, etc. Why do these seminars have to find speakers who have been dragged through the dirt and mud to share their life-drowning experiences? I also had the chance to speak with one of the speakers in elevator after the session and he was in such as rush to get to his room we didn’t finish our conversation – I guess he needed to go to the bathroom, or maybe, he felt if he continued with the conversation he would be asked some embarrassing questions? Overall, my wife and I left before the Sunday session and were not impressed with the seminar.
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This sounds like a great weekend. I would like to go and there is one near me. Thank you for the review.