Emily Maynard, who demonstrated a few evangelical signs, had a faith choice to make.

How research demonstrates that marital status can predict a person's socioeconomic status.

Christian women need a better framework for relating to God amid their singleness.

The old traditions of luring in a spouse still linger today.

Women will help single men grow up by refusing to play by their frat-boy standards.

An anthropologist, a writer, and a ministry leader consider Christian dating websites.

Why "he's a really great, godly guy" is not enough.

Mark Regnerus, the early-marriage sociologist, shares his latest research on young adults' sexual attitudes and behavior.

If a new website and college event are any indication, a better "Define the Relationship" talk is afoot among young evangelicals.

Picks by Camerin Courtney, the author of "Table for One" and co-author of "The UnGuide to Dating."

That's the central claim of Lori Gottlieb's 'Marry Him, now out in paperback and being marketed to Christian women.

Is WeWaited.com really a perfect haven for Christians struggling in a sex-obsessed culture?

Is LikeaLittle.com, the newest fad in Internet dating, a fun diversion or an impediment to healthy community?

That it's only a virtual friendship is all the more reason to stay away from it.

Could 'dating cards' help Christians take their love lives a little less seriously?

What heeding a decade and a half of dating advice can mean.

Last Sunday's NYT piece only perpetuates the idea that college students are hooking up frequently, and that if they aren't, they should be.

What's the best way to encourage people to save sex for the covenant of marriage?

Most 'yentas' mean well, but their meddling only adds unnecessary pressure to a single's life.