Bloom 47 Presents: Dearly Beloved

This will be a very intimate and private experience for the couples, set in the woods overlooking the water in La Conner at Pioneer Park, September 7th, 2024.   

*Local Pastors have gathered together to usher in God's presence and Officiate the ceremonies. Many, are from different denominations and commonly believe in the importance and sanctity of marriage as the foundation of a family, and God as the foundation of the marriage.   

*Professionally and lavishly decorated to represent God's abundant love pouring out for us.   

*Light food and beverages will be provided for the renewal couples, and up to 10 guests.   

*Registration is a suggested donation of $100. If you choose to bless us with more, that money would provide scholarship opportunities for couples whom without your help, would not be able to participate due to financial stress.   

*We will have both late morning, and afternoon gatherings of private renewals. The sunset gathering of renewals will be shared simultaneously as a collective.   

*Local photographers will be capturing moments, and images will be available to order and purchase from them individually.  *Space will be limited, so please take this time to pray into, and consider what God has for your marriage. I pray when registration opens you say yes to Him!

Additional Details We Should Know About Your Event: The Birth of Dearly Beloved  This is 2 years of visions coming together in a marriage vow renewal event that hosts couples that are choosing to have God be the base of their marriage. I see couples who had married without God as their foundation. For example; eloping to Las Vegas, or marrying because of circumstances (pregnancy) hurried and without preparation. Couples who have experienced relational trauma, been through the wringer during their marriage; yet they're still choosing each other... everyday.  

I believe God is wanting to baptize marriages, starting in Skagit and Whatcom Counties. He wants to wash away what was old, not His best for them, and not built on His foundation; forming a new covenant with these couples. I see biblical parallels between marriages and God's new covenant with us. Through Jesus' life and sacrifice; what was the old law and impossible to accomplish on our own, is made anew and fresh with Him infused within it (the marriage). Essentially creating "a new thing" in their marriage, with Him as the foundation.  

2 Corinthians 5:17 is the verse I was led to, to represent this encounter.   

Blessings, Kendall Ulrich      

Executive Director of Bloom 47