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Feb 26, 2018

Beth Guckenberger and her husband Todd have been married more than 25 years and, between biological, foster, and adopted children, they have raised ten children. In addition, they also work together as Co-Executive Directors of Back2Back Ministries, an organization that is dedicated to being a voice for orphans. They have found some unique strategies to keep their marriage strong and vibrant, enabling them to better serve those they have been called to serve. Beth shares these and other ideas in this can’t miss episode!

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  • over six years ago
    Kim
    Thanks for this episode, such a good reminder to be intentional in our marriages. We are ‘one’ in our marriage so as we go about pouring ourselves into our family, ministry etc. it can be easy to slip into, ‘oh, we are on the same page, so she/he knows why I am exhausted now and ‘our’ time needs to get put off again.’ That’s when the ‘little foxes’ start to build dens. So thanks again for the encouragement to be purposeful in keeping our marriages strong.
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