June 21-23, 2022 | The Washington Times Building
Marriage Blessing Summit
BUILDING STRONG FAMILIES TOGETHER
A dynamic summit to share resources to help pastors rebuild marriages, families, and community.
June 21-23, 2022 | The Washington Times Building
BUILDING STRONG FAMILIES TOGETHER
A dynamic summit to share resources to help pastors rebuild marriages, families, and community.
Renewal of our community’s dedication to marriage and the family structure
Lively discussions & inspirational presentations
National Co-Chairman Emeritus, ACLC
Connect Point Christian Center, Snellville, GA
National Co-Chairman, ACLC
National Co-Chairman Emeritus, ACLC
National Co-Chairman, ACLC
Directors, Southeast Region
Capital Family Church, Washington, DC
Capital Family Church, Washington, DC
Bondage Breakers Ministry, Greenbelt, MD
New Beginnings Ministry of Faith, Havelock, NC
Amazing Love Fellowship Int’l, Lorton, VA
God’s Ministry International, Bowie, MD
Heavenly Couples in Ministry, Richmond, VA
Program full of resourceful discussions & presentations
4:00 – 8:00 PM
Welcome & Fellowship
Dinner
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Resourceful Discussions & Presentations
The Blessing of Marriage as a resource for ministry with 7 steps to Rebirth
Delicious Food Provided
6:00 – 9:00 PM
ACLC 22nd Anniversary 5-star Banquet
9:00 AM Meet at 3600 New York Ave NE
Buses depart to National Museum of African American History and Culture
VIP Tour
1:00 – 3:00 PM Lunch & Final Session
Uniting Clergy to Revive America Through Rebuilding Families
ACLC, a coalition of faith leaders working together beyond denomination to strengthen marriages and families, restore communities, and help America fulfill her destiny as a beacon of freedom, faith, harmony and prosperity. ACLC clergy share the hope of all humankind becoming One Family under God, our Heavenly Parent. ACLC started in May of 2000, when 120 clergy gathered to affirm the vision given by God to Father and Mother Moon to unify the Body of Christ.
On the final day of the Summit, we will be taking a trip to visit the National Museum of African American History and Culture.