By Rev. Laurie Sue Brockway
Featured on Beliefnet Relationships

People always ask me for advice on love and romance and now I am guiding them in the process of getting ready for love in a new online community at Beliefnet.com.

The Soulmate Project grew out of many years as a relationship coach and wedding officiant, working with singles and couples to get ready for love, and through my work as contributor to Beliefnet.com/Relationships.

We already have more than 100 members and the dialog on love is engaging and fun!

The Soulmate Project is designed to bring some meaningful and thoughtful dialog to the topic of finding and identifying true love. While the members are mostly soulful singles, I invite engaged couples to join in the conversation and share their love stories as an inspiration!

And send your single friends!

Beliefnet.com has created a very cool and welcoming online community that is filled with people of all faith backgrounds.

What I love about this online community is people of all faiths are connecting and sharing, in peace and harmony (far as I can see). The Soulmate Project welcomes people of all backgrounds and, again, I am witnesses the coming together of people of diverse backgrounds for meaningful dialog.

The Soulmate Project is free, as is Beliefnet's new community. You do have to join and create a profile to be part of the project. Check out mine.