Train to Reign Conference - April 18 - May 1, 2010 It has been said that "the family is the first church." We believe that the family is not only a significant shaping influence in our lives, but it is the most important place where our faith in Christ is lived out. The focus of our Train to Reign conferences is to bring individuals, couples and families to a place of living out family relationships in the truth and love taught in Scripture. Our desire is that individuals discover God's principles for successful relationships, that good families become even stronger, and that hurting families find hope and restoration in the Lord. Our only requirement is that participants come with a sincere commitment to grow, learn and change. What makes Train to Reign unique? The needs of each family or individual are considered and their time and activities are geared around those needs as the Holy Spirit directs. A high degree of gentle, yet loving accountability begins the process of change during the training Families and individuals receive personal, individual ministry. Follow-up continues even after the conference to offer further guidance if needed. Since 1987, families and individuals from over 40 nations have attended Train to Reign programs. Our emphasis is unique and lasting as we look at such topics such as covering, honor, fatherhood, marriage, parenting and so much more. We train not for the short-term, but to equip people for the long-term choices necessary for lasting change. Those who have participated in Train to Reign have found it to be a significant experience that often impacts not only themselves but also the lives of those around them. We welcome you to come be a part of this life-changing time! Please contact us at 828-524-5741 or email us for more information. Preliminary Inquiry Form Testimonies: "Before going to CTCI...we really thought we had it all together. We've got a good marriage, good kids. I'm a good parent. But 30 minutes into the first session..." More "We came to Train to Reign with a family that could not even sit together..." More "As a missionary, husband and father, I had come to a place of deep frustration with the multiple demands from all sides and the impossibility to fulfill all of them..." More