Recently Added:
Christcenterdating.com - I have real problems
with the way this guy markets and promotes his "product." The information
is very vague and it's not even clear that this person is a true
follower of Christ. Stay away from this site and the "ebook" he's
selling.
Christian Lifestyle (christianlifestyle.com)
- Owned by First Beat Media (firstbeatmedia.com), as secular company
which also operates dotMate (dotmate.com), a site which has many
g-a-y and l-e-s-b-i-a-n profiles.
ChristianHearts.com (domain is christiansinglesnet.net)
- Owned by Church USA, a site which had an ad for a "g-a-y Christian
dating" site (rainbowchristians.com) on the homepage
when I checked it out.
ChristianKisses (christiankisses.com) - Owned
by a secular company that sells dating website software.
ChristianLoveNetwork.com (christianlovenetwork.com)
- Another secular company trying to get in on the Christian dating
market.
Christian Cupid (christiancupid.com) - Owned
by a secular company which also operates a site site for g-a-y
men and one for l-e-s-b-i-a-n-s.
Christian Disciples (christiandisciples.com)
- They use unethical methods of advertising, such as spamming messageboards
in violation of their rules of conduct. Why would a Christian company
do that?
Executive Christian Dating (executivechristiandating.com)
- Appears to a secular-owned site. Do you really want to pay big
money to have non-Christians advise you on one of the most important
decisions in your life?
FaithBase.com/FaithBasedDating.com - This site
is operated by Community Connect, Inc. (communityconnect.com),
which also operates glee.com which, according to them, is one of
the top 20 g-a-y sites on the Web.
FaithMate.com - The copy on this Website makes
outrageous claims about who endorses and supports it. Additionally,
they have signs of the Zodiac as one of the search criteria. Excuse
me? Stay away from this one.
More sites to avoid:
Adam & Eve Singles (adamandevesingles.com)
- A secular site disquising itself as Christian. Uses questionable
methods of advertising*.
ChristianDatingForFree.com - There is nothing
on the site to indicate that is it Christian-owned. It says it
is owned by "E Dating for Free, Inc." a company which cannot be
found anywhere on the Web.
Christian Faces (christianfaces.com) - They give
no information about themselves on their website, but it appears
not to be Christian owned or operated. Uses questionable methods
of advertising*.
Christian
Matchmaker (christian.matchmaker.com) - This site
is owned by Date.com, which also runs a g-a-y personals site
(g-a-y.date.com).
Christian Mingle (www.christianmingle.com) -
As of May, 2005, this site was sold to a secular company (minglematch/Spark
Networks) which operates a number of non-Christian dating sites.
(See information for Relationships.com.) Uses questionable methods
of advertising*.
christianrelation.com - They give no information
about ownership on the website. Uses questionable methods of advertising*.
christian-services-savvy.com - This is just a
site with links to other sites, most of which we describe here
as ones to avoid. Uses questionable methods of advertising*.
christiansingleconnections.com - This is just
a site with links to other sites, most of which we describe here
as ones to avoid. Uses questionable methods of advertising*.
Godly Companions (godlycompanions.com) - Uses
questionable methods of advertising*.
Integrity Christian Singles Nework (integritychristiansinglesnetwork.com)
- It appears to be a Christian website, but if you click on the "dating
directory" link at the bottom of the page, you'll find links to
g-a-y dating services, astrology sites, deviant s e x u a l fetish
sites and other sites inappropriate for a Christian singles site.
Love and Seek (www.loveandseek.com) - This site
is also OWNED BY MORMONS. Compare loveandseek.com to ldsplanet.com.
Soulmatch (www.soulmatch.com) - Owned by Beliefnet,
which supports all religions, including Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist,
Humanist and Pagan.
SeekingChristian.com - This site, operated out
of Moscow, is basically one of those "Russian Bride" sites.
Based on the photographs of women on the site, it is obvious that
this is not a Christian site. Please stay away from this website.
SinglesOfFaith.Com - Uses questionable methods
of advertising*.
Soulmatch (Soulmatch.com) - Owned by Beliefnet,
although it advertises as a Christian dating site, it is targeted
to virtually every faith and belief group on the planet.
Together Christian (togetherchristian.com) -
A secular site disguised as a Christian dating site. Check out
loveaccess.com (a non-Christian site) and you'll see find the same
profiles. They also operate MatchRanger.com which includes g-a-y
and l-e-s-b-i-a-n profiles, Kajama.com, an astrology/psychic site
and a bunch of other secular sites which all look the same except
for the domain name.
TrueSpice.com - Another secular site from True.com.
Don't these people ever give up?
Where Christians Meet - (wherechristiansmeet.com)
- Owned by a secular company (azoogle/azoogleads.com). Uses questionable
methods of advertising*.
The following sites advertise under "christian dating" and "christian
singles", but are not Christian, and I do NOT recommend using them
in seeking a Christian mate. Why? Because the people they attract
are either not Christian at all or not serious about their faith,
and because many of the support g-a-y and -l-e-s-b-i-a-n dating.
- American Singles (www.AmericanSingles.com)
- Chemistry.com (.chemistry.com)
- DateFloor.com (www.datefloor.com)
- Finding-Singles.com (www.finding-singles.com)
- Great Expectations (www.great-expectations.net)
- Match.com (www.match.com)
- Lavalife (www.lavalife.com)
- Love.org (www.love.org)
- Perfect Match (www.PerfectMatch.com)
- TheRightOne.com (www.therightone.com)
- True (www.true.com)
- Yahoo Personals (personals.yahoo.com)
* "Uses
questionable methods of advertising" means that the company
used deceptive, misleading or unethical means of advertising. This
includes, but is not limited to, using competitors' names in ways
that bring in visitors looking for the competitors site (e.g. paid
advertising using the competitor's name.), loading their site up
with their competitors' keywords, claiming to be a "Christian"
site when, in fact, it is a secular company exploting Christians
who are sincerely seeking a godly mate and other ways of advertising
that are somehow not completely truthful.
