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Deep Waters: A Place To Find Answers To Questions About Relationship Issues.
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Deep Waters: A Place To Find Answers To Questions About Relationship Issues.

Relationship and matchmaking sites are among the fastest growing resources on the Web today. People want and need relationships… they also need help developing and maintaining those relationships. Oftentimes, the deciding factor between making a wise relationship decision or an unwise relationship decision is the advice or counsel a person is given or lack thereof. There are many people who recognize that they need help, but they don’t know where to go to get answers to the questions that they have about relationships. The goal of Deep Waters is to answer those questions and to provide information that will help people to make better decisions in their relationships.

The Deep Waters forum was created in response to the readers of the book, “Though The Vision Tarry: Waiting For My Promised Mate” (http://www.dathea.com/vision), who approached the author, Aleathea Dupree, with questions about their relationships. In addition to Aleathea Dupree, who is the forum Administrator, Deep Waters is moderated by people who care about relationships and who have gained enough experience and training in specific life issues to enable them to provide advice in particular areas.

The Deep Waters forum allows participants to ask questions on any relationship issue that they might be struggling with without the pressure of revealing their identity. It also allows participants to see the questions of and responses to other people who may be dealing with similar or related issues. The forum topics include: singleness, sexual purity/identity, abuse, marriage, separation, divorce, remarriage, finances, men’s issues, women’s issues, and other life issues affecting relationships.

What makes Deep Waters different from other online forums? We believe that the Bible addresses all life issues, either directly or in principle. The practical wisdom and truth that is found through the scriptures is the perspective from which questions are addressed. Also, unlike a lot of other online forums, we do not leave the responsibility of providing information in the hands of the forum participants. The forum is closely monitored and answers to questions are provided by the forum Administrator and designated moderators.

Deep Waters is committed to helping people make better relationship decisions by providing biblically based answers to questions about relationships and encouraging people to take responsibility for doing the work necessary to develop, maintain and strengthen their relationships.

For additional information, please visit the Deep Waters website: www.deepwaters.info.
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