Palm Beach Edition | February 2010 vol.
8, no.
9
By Karen Fortner Granger
THE GOOD NEWS
Emerson Eggerichs and his
wife,Sarah,arebringingtheirLove
& Respect marriage conference to
Fort Lauderdale on Feb.
12–13.
They will be offering couples a...
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Palm Beach Edition | February 2010 vol.
8, no.
9
By Karen Fortner Granger
THE GOOD NEWS
Emerson Eggerichs and his
wife,Sarah,arebringingtheirLove
& Respect marriage conference to
Fort Lauderdale on Feb.
12–13.
They will be offering couples a
uniquewaytocelebrateValentine’s
Day by investing time in their
relationship.
“Weseepeoplethatarenewly
married attending the conference,
as well as couples that have been
married for decades,” Eggerichs
says of the live two-day event,
which also attracts singles who
desire to learn more about
marriage.
The Eggerichs (pronounced
Eggerich) have been married for
more than three decades and have
three children.
The couple started
hosting the conferences in 1999,
after Emerson worked as a church
pastor for many years and saw
numerous couples that needed
help with their marriages.
“We have to look at the Holy
word, not Hollywood, when it
comes to marriage,” Eggerichs
suggested during a phone
interview from his home in Grand
Rapids, Mich.
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