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Wednesday
Nov 9th, 7 p.m. |
Thursday
Nov 10th, 7 p.m. |
Friday
Nov
11th, 7 p.m. |
Sunday
Nov
13th, 11 a.m. |
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For all married and engaged
couples or other interested adults not married age 25 and
older. |
For happy, never-want-to-get
married or looking-for-someone, or sad single adults, and
those who are divorced or widowed
For ages 21-121 |
For teenagers ages 13-20
Full of energy, creativity, and
courage. |
Ages 0 to 121
For the the entire church
membership. A real time for renewal with the pastor |
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Sexual Satisfaction Survey |
Dating,
Mating and Just Being Me Survey |
Teenage Waiting Survey |
Time for the Children Ages 0 to 12 |
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The
Facilitator / Presenter for November 9-11, 2016 |
Barrington H. Brennen is co-founder and co-president (along
with his wife Annick) of Sounds of Encouragement Association
(SOE) and Council for Family Research (CFR, a non-profit
organization dedicated to the restoration of life and
helping people smile again through the mediums of seminars,
workshops, publications, radio, television, and research.
Barrington is a marriage and family therapist, counseling
psychologist (for 20 years), nationally certified
psychologist, board certified clinical psychotherapist USA;
Justice of the Peace for the Commonwealth of The Bahamas,
marriage officer for The Bahamas, an ordained minister of
the gospel, musician, writer, armature graphic artist,
inspirational speaker, husband of one wife for 39 years
(July 21, 1977), father of two adult children,
father-in-law, grandfather of four, and a lover of people. |
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Sunday
Renewal with Pastor Melvin Grant |
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Send your questions or
comments to
barringtonbrennen@gmail.com |
Telephone
242-327 1980 or
242-477 4002 |
WhatsApp
242-477 4002 |
Website
www.soencouragement.org |
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Great Reading for Married Couples |
Great Reading for Single Adults |
Great Reading for Teenagers |
Great Reading for Everyone |
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The Fire is Gone Out.
Question: Dear Sir? I am
never sexually satisfied with my wife. I’ve tried all I
could to seduce her to have sex. She is either too busy, or
there is some physical or emotional problem. We certainly
have a serious conflict here. Help! Help!
Answer: Dear
sexually-troubled husband: Meeting each other’s sexual needs
in a relationship is often a challenge to couples.
Sometimes, however, it is just a matter of understanding
each other and a willingness to talk frankly about it. As we
are about to begin a new millennium, we should re-examine
our married lives and the way we treat each other. . .
Read
entire article
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Getting Married for the Wrong Reasons
Do we have to get married to be
somebody? Do we have to get married to be emotionally
fulfilled? Do we have to get married to gain spiritual favor
with God? The answer to all of these questions is no. Then
why are so many people getting married as if it is going out
of style? It is my gut feeling that a significant number of
individuals are seeking marriage for the wrong reasons.
Believe it or not, they are not all together to blame.
Parents and guardians often help create the mind-set in our
youth that life isn’t fulfilling without marriage. This
starts from the cradle when the mother holds her son in her
arms and repeatedly pronounces these unfortunate words . . .
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entire article
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Why should I not have sex before marriage?
It is really wise to expect that
one should not have sex before marriage? Yes! Because the
same problems that existed years ago in marriage because of
premarital sex, still exist today. It is also true that
there are many who are remaining virgins until marriage and
are happy they made that choice. Below you will read many
other reasons one should remain sexually abstinent until
marriage. Most of the information below are by Josh
McDowell, from his book “Why Wait” along with some of my
own. . .
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entire article
What I Like About Teenagers
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The Butterfly Principle
Do you know why a butterfly would
land on your hands when you hold it out? According to my
research it is because butterflies are attracted to moisture
particles on your hands. Some experts say that if you put
water sweetened with sugar on your hands, butterflies will
come to drink the water. It is all about the moisture. I
would like to use this as an allegory to illustrate how
loving relationships work. If the “butterflies” around
you are not landing on your “hands,” it might be due to the
lack of “moisture” on your hands.” The “butterflies”
represent the people you come in contact with each day.
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