Fully Involved: Fighting For Families

GSFA • December 11, 2023
Fully Involved: Fighting For Families

Fighting For Families

March 1-3, 2024

Ted Lowe

$365 per couple includes lodging, meals, programming, and taxes.

A dedicated retreat for military, first responders, and other couples 

Click Here to Register

Join Serving Marriages for this retreat dedicated to serving those that serve our country. While you guard our freedom, and our families, allow us to help you guard your marriage.


Ted Lowe will be joining us for this year’s retreat. Through humor, transparency, biblical wisdom, research, and a massive amount of practicality, Ted will help us focus on what he calls "The 5 Boss Thoughts of Marriage." Based on scripture and research, these five guiding thoughts will help set your mind to love in the way you want and your spouse needs.


Ted Lowe, speaker, author, and founder of marriedpeople.org, an organization whose mission is to help make marriage real, fun, and simple. Prior to founding MarriedPeople, Ted served for 10 years as the director of MarriedLife at North Point Community Church in Alpharetta, Georgia. Ted is the author of the book, Your Best Us. He is a graduate of Fuller Theological Seminary, in Pasadena, California. He lives in Cumming, Georgia, with his five favorite people: his wife, Nancie, and their four children.

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