300 Questions LDS Couples Should Ask Before Marriage

Did you know that the divorce rate among Mormons is now 40%, only 10% below the national average?

With a 40% chance of marriage failure, it is more important than ever to be selective when choosing a spouse. President Spencer W. Kimball once said, "In selecting a companion for life and for eternity, certainly the most careful planning, thinking, praying and fasting should be done to be sure that of all decisions, this one must not be wrong."

300 Questions Every LDS Couple Should Ask Before Getting Married will help you and your partner explore common goals and perspectives. The questions in this book will inspire couples to gain a deeper understanding of each other to build lasting and eternal relationships.

Some of the subjects covered include:

* Should your children pay for their own missions?
* What have you done financially to prepare for marriage?
* Do you expect intimacy often? Does your partner?

Couples should leave no question unasked when deciding on an eternal partner. Let 300 Questions Every LDS Couple Should Ask Before Marriage help you discover how to design a happy and everlasting marriage.

Wise people know how important it is to be prepared for anything in life, specially for marriage! This book will be a meaningful help for those taking this commitment seriously and honestly, the way it should be. They can find out their strong points and also the ones in need of bigger concern. --Amazon

This book has very relevant questions! This is great for creating conversations that help a couple know all aspects of each other. Well worth the money! --Amazon

My wife and I were in different states during a six month engagement. This book helped us a lot -- not just to have things to talk about over the phone, but to have some quality discussions about important topics that should definitely be ironed out before marriage. There are a lot of questions designed to help you look further down the road, so you can establish a plan for future things as they arise. --Amazon