Keith has served on the executive leadership team of FamilyLife as director of field ministry. He and Trish currently serve as FamilyLife ministry leaders for Virginia and as members of the Virginia Marriage Initiative. In both roles, they help churches build proactive, sustainable marriage discipleship. They met at William & Mary and have been married for 38 years. They homeschooled their four children, and that legacy is now being passed on to their five grandchildren. Their marriage was redeemed 24 years ago at FamilyLife’s Weekend to Remember getaway. Their story of brokenness and redemption has been used by God to encourage thousands of marriages toward hope and the good news of Jesus.
Keith and Trish Tully, Josiah and Alissa Coburn, and Donavyn and Lyric Lewis.
The ultimate purpose of your marriage is to tell the truth about God. But how do we reflect perfect love in our imperfect marriages? Join the FamilyLife team (FamilyLife missionaries Keith and Trish Tully, FamilyLife Local Leaders Donavyn & Lyric Lewis, and Seeking the Symphony founders Josiah & Alissa Coburn) to dive into six aspects of God’s powerful and perfect love; and how to reflect those traits in your marriage. This creative, engaging workshop will help every marriage take tangible and practical steps toward Oneness—a Oneness that tells the truth about God to your children and the broken world around you.
Based on 1 Corinthians 13:7—”Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, and endures all things”—this workshop invites homeschool parents to explore the tenacious love that keeps a marriage strong enough through every season of family life. Balancing marriage, parenting, and homeschooling can stretch even the most committed couples, but tenacity—the steadfast choice to keep showing up, believing, and enduring together—is what builds lasting connection. Love is Tenacious will encourage you to press forward with grace, grit, and hope—together.
