Educators & Youth Leaders
Be confident in presenting a clear and compelling message to youth about the objective benefits of choosing sexual abstinence for marriage. Encourage abstinence and marriage to be included in your school’s program so that the next generation sees marriage as a good and worthy goal worth striving for.
Spread the message.
We will help you.
Did you know that most teens want to get married and have a family?
University of Michigan research indicates that 9 in 10 high school seniors aspire to a healthy future marriage and family.
But, teens receive
confusing messages!
The truth is that everywhere they turn (peers, social media, tv and film) teens are getting mixed messages about sex, marriage, and family. Most all of these sources are not giving them the facts about the best choices to make to set the foundation for a healthy future marriage. As well as "why" saving all sexual activity for marriage matters.
That's why they need your input to make sure that they have the opportunity to hear a clear message on how to obtain a successful, future marriage.
Partner with us today!
About Us
The National Marriage Campaign's goal is to lift up marriage and family to the youth of this generation. We do this by coming alongside adults to help them talk to teens and decision makers about the best choices that young people can make for a healthy and successful future marriage and family. Specifically, focusing on getting a good education, a good job, and reserving all sexual activity for marriage.
Community Impact Packet
We have designed a special Community Impact Packet for you to download or have mailed to you. In it you will find all of the help that you will need to make an impact in your community. We have data and charts with real facts about why marriage matters. Also, there are talking points to guide you through discussions with your teens, school boards and policy makers. We provide personal stories to encourage and inspire you. As well as our contact information, if you want to schedule an event to have Scott Phelps give a presentation.