What is Your Love Language?

Dr. Gary Chapman describes “The Five Love Languages” in his book:

  1. Words of Affirmation
  2. Quality Time
  3. Receiving Gifts
  4. Acts of Service
  5. Physical Touch

One love language speaks most clearly to us, and it may be a different one for your partner. Use the one that connects to communicate your love. At the Five Love Languages website, there is a 30-second assessment to determine your primary love language. The CD version of the book includes a booklet with 30 paired statements to develop a more detailed profile. An online version of this is at GreaterQuest.

Dr. Chapman’s new book, “The Five Languages of Apology” is now available. At http://garychapman.org you can listen to podcasts of his radio show, and find answers to frequently asked questions.

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