"And now it includes those Christians seeking a same-sex relationship — which many Christian churches approve of." God-loving gay singles have won the right to mingle on the world's most popular Christian dating site — and every other faith-based matchmaking network owned by its parent company, following a California court ruling. Same-sex Christian couples couldn't be matched through ChristianMingle because members couldn't register as gay in the first place. 󾍇 https://t.co/E3sXo8KQ5D — @BrandanJR"I thought ChristianMingle was a website for Christians to mingle," wrote one commenter on a forum post about the ruling. Spark Networks, which owns ChristianMingle, JDate, and LDSSingles.com ("the largest dating site by Mormons for Mormons"), first came under legal fire in 2013 after two gay men noticed that new members could only search for dates of the opposite sex.

Source: CBC News July 04, 2016 22:42 UTC