Rachel, a 30-year-old worship leader from Kerala, had almost given up on online matchmaking. After countless awkward chats and mismatched profiles, she finally prayed, “Lord, if it’s Your will, let the right one find me—even here.”
Daniel, a youth pastor in Bangalore, had signed up reluctantly on a Christian matrimonial website at his mother’s urging. He believed God could work through anything—even an app.
One evening, Rachel got a message from Daniel: polite, faith-filled, and refreshingly honest. “I don’t want to waste your time. If God’s not in this, I don’t want it either.”
Their conversations quickly moved from small talk to deep questions about faith, mission, and marriage. They prayed together over video calls, read Scripture, and even fasted for clarity.
Three months later, they met in person for the first time—both nervous, but at peace. Daniel looked at her and said, “I think God wrote this chapter long before we knew it.”
A year later, they were married, surrounded by friends, family, and the quiet joy of knowing they’d found each other—through faith, prayer, and one God-led click.