I first learned about eharmony when it began in or around 2000 after reading a book ("Finding the Love of your Life") from Neil Clark Warren, a Christian psychologist, who used to attend my chuch and was a former dean of a seminary in my area. In the beginning, I thought it was primarily a Christian website; or at least most of the people who participated and knew about it in its early stages were Christians because of Warren's connection to the Evangelical community. It's evolved into something else now. More commercialized and slick, for one...and no, I'm not directly blaming Warren for the 'negatives' there (no site is perfect).

Anyways, for those of us looking for a committed Christian partner, there's still such matches on eharmony. But I would also recommend looking into other sites such as christian cafe or relationships.com. They're overall less expensive, and offer more flexibility and matches or features that truly reflect your beliefs and values.