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Jul 2, 2009 1 hr

Retreat Planning Tips

from Marnie's Friends Talk Radio Hosted by Marnie

Are you ready to get some clear, concise and critically important retreat planning support? Join Marnie (author of Retreats Made Easy) and special guest, Heather Trompke of Helms Briscoe for this helpful and instructional hour. Note: Helms Briscoe offers assistance-AT NO COST-to retreat planners seeking facilities, using their buying power and experience to do much of the legwork for you.

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