Great New Website for Lovers + Romance Quiz

I just discovered a great new website entitled "Love Letters from Kansas" and learned that I am a Resolute Lover. Discover what your heart is trying to tell you. Learn your marriage mindset and see how it fits with your partner's. Find out if you're a Rational Heart, Restless Heart, Resolute Heart, Romantic Heart or Reluctant Heart, and see what it means for your relationship. what type you are by going here.

Here is the background scoop on the website Love Letters from Kansas:

WICHITA, Kan. - July 9, 2012 - Today, Catholic Charities of Kansas announced the launch of a new public awareness campaign, "Love Letters from Kansas", which is designed to promote healthy marriage and relationship stability across the state.

Catholic Charities of Kansas has provided marriage and relationship education through its Marriage for Keeps program to close to 1,100 couples since 2007 and more than 135 individual adults since October 2011. This program features small group, researched based interactive relationship (Within My Reach) and marital (Within Our Reach) education workshops, assistance with accessing community services, employment and career development and parenting skills training.

"In 2012, many people may be asking themselves why a public awareness campaign supporting healthy marriage and romantic relationships is needed," said Cynthia Colbert, executive director, Catholic Charities, Diocese of Wichita. "Relationships impact the daily fabric of our society. The services we offer provide tangible tools for individuals that enhance the way they interact with everyone in their lives, not just their spouses or partners." Read more... Visit the Love Letters from Kansas website.
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  1. Trisha Niermeyer Potter7/9/12, 9:00 PM

    What an awesome resource! Thank you so much for sharing this. I’ve taken the quiz and am hoping I’m able to persuade my husband to take it as well. It’s a breath of fresh air that love and marriage is being celebrated and encouraged in creative new ways.

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