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I actually heard about SoulMate on the Tom Joyner Morning Show.  I ordered the DVD and I can't wait until it arrives.  I will be 40 in 6 months and I have never been married.  I am single mother of a 17 yr old son and I am a Christian.  I am so glad that this topic is being address and it encourages and sometimes saddens me to know that I am not alone in my walk as a Black Single Christian Women.  --  L. J. ,New York

We haven't done the movie night just yet. But I saw it at Faithful Central a few weeks back and absolutely LOVED it. I really felt that it spoke to the heart of a woman. These are issues that we often think about, but are too afraid to admit to ourselves. It is a tough pill to swallow that, that high percentage could include you! I left feeling both comforted and slightly heart broken. Finally there it was the truth right in front of my face. There was no hiding from it...the comfort came in knowing that spiritually there was a way to deal with the pain that not living that life long dream might bring. We're still toying around with exactly when we are going to watch it as a group ( I bought so many copies of that DVD that night and mailed them to my girlfriends lol). I think that she did an excellent job. And I thank her from the bottom of my heart for it.  --  Amazed By His Grace, Los Angeles

I was so happy to see the trailer of this film.  I had already shared with some girl friends a long time ago.  We single women are all in a class by ourselves. particularly in our late 30's - 40's.  Its reality and it's sad.  I think this film is much needed to open the eyes to everyone and particularly certain men and woman because everyone has their own special list of what kind of person that like or want., i.e. light skin, tall, this and that.  I can't wait to see the film. -- O. T.,  Indianapolis

I think this DVD is awesome just from the caption that I seen on the website. I will be purchasing this DVD for the single's at my church. -- L. M., Philadelphia

'm 54 yrs old, single, but don't want 2 be. I've been married at age 19, but I never really had a HUSBAND in the traditional sense, in that I think it was a game for him. Still looking. At my age I haven't given up yet because I'm a vibrant woman. It's just not a lot to choose from. I figure all the men in my age bracket (40's 50's), if they are any good, they already have mates, whether they are married  or not.  --  CM,  Atlanta

I heard about your film in a newspaper, in the "Gazette" (I think that was the paper it was in)- a black, Dallas/Fort Worth, TX newspaper. I went to your site and was really touched by what I saw in the preview for the film; both as a Christian and as a black woman.

I am 21 years old, and though I am in a relationship, I can definitely relate to the struggle of finding a good, Christian black man when your a single, Christian black woman. I have faced many struggles just finding a decent man period-especially one that was all about Christ, respectful, faithful and honest-but thankfully I found him. In addition I have an older sister-who is a beautiful, strong, smart, Christian woman who is a doctor and seems to be facing this very same struggle in single life. I feel that this film would probably touch her and many other women's lives.

It appears society has us beautiful black queens on the low end of the scale-at the bottom of the tottem-pole. However, Jesus sees the value in us and if we put our trust in him-he will provide that one according to his will, purpose and plan. -- C. E., Dallas