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The Conflict of “Normals”
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Bobbie was horrified when her husband, Robert, gave her a blow-dryer for Christmas early in their marriage. Why? Because practical gifts weren't the norm in Bobbie's family of origin. Today, authors Robert and Bobbie Wolgemuth and Mark and Susan DeVries tell how arguments begin when a conflict of "normals" occurs.
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Bobbie was horrified when her husband, Robert, gave her a blow-dryer for Christmas early in their marriage. Why? Because practical gifts weren't the norm in Bobbie's family of origin. Today, authors Robert and Bobbie Wolgemuth and Mark and Susan DeVries tell how arguments begin when a conflict of "normals" occurs.
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Mark and Susan DeVries
Mark founded YOUTH MINISTRY ARCHITECTS in 2002. And since 1986, he has served as the Associate Pastor for Youth and Their Families at First Presbyterian Church in Nashville, Tennessee, where he continues to oversee the youth ministry on a part-time basis. Mark graduated Summa Cum Laude from Baylor University in Waco, Texas with a B.A. in English and Greek in 1980, and from Princeton Theological Seminary in 1986 with a senior concentration in Youth Evangelism. Throughout these years spent in W...more
Robert and Bobbie Wolgemuth
Parents of two daughters and grandparents of five, Robert and Bobbie Wolgemuth are the authors of more than 20 books. Robert’s bestselling titles include She Calls Me Daddy, the notes to the Devotional Bible for Dads, and The Most Important Place on Earth. Bobbie’s books include the Gold Medallion best-seller, Hymns for a Kid’s Heart, co-authored with Joni Eareckson Tada. They have had the privilege of nurturing their own children’s faith. Now Robert and Bobbie celebrate as the next g...more
Learn how arguments begin when a conflict of “normals” occurs.
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