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This brochure is very well done with nice large print. It addresses typical reasons concisely and to the point. We like the references to be able to get more information if we need it.
 By: Pat Brown
Inserted: 6/6/2014
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This is an excellent brochure for our day. Unfortunately it has become common practice for even Christian men and women to live together. This brochure really explains the harm in living together.
By: Missy
Inserted: 3/19/2014
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For today's society this is an essential brochure to have at our Right to Life booth at church. Sadly, many come to church believing that living together is okay. We pray that this brochure will help change some minds and hearts.
By: Maria
Inserted: 2/27/2014
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The message is hard-hitting for those living together, but because it is presented with concern and the facts - not judgment - it is very palatable to our clients. They are actually living the truth it reveals, though this could be the first true articulation of it, so it's been quite effective in addressing and shedding light on the issue of cohabitation. I highly recommend having these at any pregnancy care center.
By: Linda Smith
Inserted: 12/19/2013
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This is a very informative, non-judgmental, matter of fact, presentation of the benefits of getting married and the negatives of cohabitation. I think the most important thing about this is it is VERY non-judgmental; doesn't turn people off!
By: Lore Cottone
Inserted: 8/26/2013
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This is a great brochure to have on hand. We give it out a lot. We have a lot of clients who are living together so it is a good way to have a conversation about it and how healthy it really is for them and their child.
By: Jennifer
Inserted: 8/14/2013
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LOTS of great arguments against cohabitation that are well-supported with solid statistics. Although I am a religious person, it is not trying to convince, based on religion, but rather on solid evidence as to why living together before marriage is simply a bad idea.
By: Kim
Inserted: 4/13/2013
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Because of this product, I was able to share the importance of marriage with a coworker. He and his live-in girlfriend were receptive to my conversation. They have since moved from the area, so I am not sure if they have married or not. At least the seeds were planted because of this product.
By: John Caviness
Inserted: 3/30/2013
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I'm so glad you are offering a brochure on this timely and important topic. Most of our clients at the pregnancy resource center are (or have been) living with someone and think nothing of it. Good for them to know that there is a better way.
By: Jan Antos
Inserted: 12/26/2012
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Great brochure to hand clients after you've already discussed this with them in a peer counseling setting. We also have them on display in our lobby. Such an important topic these days!
By: Jan
Inserted: 11/1/2012
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Wonderful brochure for showing clients that living together is not the same as marriage. We have been blessed to see several couples decide they needed to make a real commitment to each other and their children by choosing marriage.
By: Sheri
Inserted: 9/30/2012
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This brochure is an awesome tool when working with young couples that don't understand how cohabiting can hurt their relationship more than help it. We use it in our PRMC and our Material/Education Center.
 By: Jan
Inserted: 9/24/2012
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We use this brochure with our clients at our Crisis Pregnancy Center, and it's a great tool. Many of our clients don't see anything wrong with cohabitation, or how that impacts their future or their children, and this brochure pulls it all together.
By: Veronica
Inserted: 9/13/2012
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We use this brochure at our crisis pregnancy center when counseling couples who are living together, but are unmarried. It's important to have something on hand that addresses this topic because the majority of people who come to us are cohabitating.
By: Rebecca
Inserted: 9/8/2012
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This pamphlet is an excellent companion for counselors to use when discussing the pitfalls of living together. I highly recommend it.
By: Joy
Inserted: 8/22/2012
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