The Problems
Everyone at my church is already married.
The apps are exhausting — and almost nobody on them shares my faith.
I have friends. I just have no way to actually meet someone new.
Think about the rooms you’re actually in. Church wasn’t built for meeting singles — it was built for worship, and the seat beside you is usually already taken. The apps weren’t built for people of faith — they were built for volume, where faith is a filter you toggle rather than the foundation you’re standing on.
Neither room is wrong. Neither one was ever made for this. So thousands of single Christians across the Triangle stay stuck between the two — waiting for a room that was.
We give you the community to meet other single Christians naturally — real gatherings, shared faith, zero swiping. Friendships come first, and the rest follows.
Whatever you’re into, done with good company — climbing walls, trail runs, and Saturday pickleball.
Low-key nights out around the Triangle — good food, live music, easy conversation.
Worship, small groups, and serve days — the faith that holds the whole thing together.
I came for the hikes and stayed for the friendships. This group feels like the community I’d been praying for.
Meet Your Host
I’ve always loved people and the stories that shape them. Between leading international trips for Christian women and hosting just about anything I can, I kept hearing the same thing from singles here at home: it’s hard to actually meet each other.
So I started Raleigh Christian Singles — a community where faith comes first, friendships happen naturally, and nobody has to swipe to find their people. Come to the next gathering and say hi. I’ll save you a seat.
Meet Your Co-Host
I’ve been part of church communities around Raleigh for years and somehow ended up being the guy who knows everybody. New in town, new to a church, or just tired of seeing the same three faces — odds are I know someone you should meet.
The rest of it happens over board game nights. I host them constantly, and more than a few couples have come out of them — which is exactly the point. Give people a reason to show up, keep it low-pressure, and let the rest happen on its own.
How It Works
Two minutes. Tell us who you are and what you’re hoping to find.
We reply personally and point you to the gathering that fits you best.
Meet good people in person. Friendships first — the rest follows.
“Love is patient, love is kind... It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.”
1 Corinthians 13:4–7
Join the Club
Tell us a little about yourself and what you’re hoping for. Two minutes, and we’ll take it from there.
