Sanctified Dating is primarily designed for single Adventists seeking Christ-centered relationships. However, non-single Adventists may also join. They do not join for themselves, but to support others—such as church leaders (administrators, pastors, elders, or youth leaders), Adventist parents exploring the platform their children use, or relatives, friends, and fellow church members who want to support Adventist singles in their journey toward a Christ-centered relationship. Because we are committed to keeping this platform as safe and trustworthy as possible, everyone—without exception—must complete the full verification process, and standard subscription pricing applies to all users.

Since the Sanctified Dating platform is primarily designed for singles, yet some members may already be in a committed phase, we use a distinct visual indicator to represent availability. Each profile image is surrounded by a ring, and ¾ of that ring displays a specific color to indicate the person’s current availability. If the ¾ segment of the ring is green, the person is available; if it’s red, the person is not available. This visual representation appears consistently across the entire platform, allowing anyone to instantly recognize each person’s availability at a glance.

No, Sanctified Dating is not limited to Adventist singles who are actively seeking a relationship or marriage. The platform is thoughtfully designed to include single Adventists at every stage of their relational journey. Some may be praying and open to meeting someone soon, while others may be waiting for the right time, seeking clarity, exploring the community without expectations, or simply present to support others through prayer and encouragement. Each member’s current approach is visible on their profile, helping to foster mutual understanding, respect, and intentional connection within the community.

Yes, absolutely. Even if a person is single, they can choose to mark themselves as “Unavailable.” This may be due to a personal healing process after a previous relationship or marriage, a sense of being unprepared for a relationship, or any other personal reason. We understand that everyone’s journey is different, and this option allows individuals to remain part of the community—to be blessed by it—without the pressure of appearing available.