A shared table
Love that is two or three.
A reverent place for Christian couples seeking a sister wife — and for single women seeking a couple to join. Build a profile that honors who you are before God, and pursue a covenant home, one slow, honest conversation at a time.
Polygyny
one husband, one home
Couples
seeking a sister wife
Singles
seeking a couple
"Where two or three are gathered, there am I."
— Matthew 18:20
How the gathering works
01
Tell your story
A profile of faith prompts and honest words — yours alone, or a shared couple profile seeking a sister wife.
02
Resonate, gently
Discover couples seeking a sister wife and single women seeking a home to join. Resonate with the ones who stir your heart.
03
Converse with care
When the interest is mutual, open a slow, reverent conversation toward a covenant home.
"Therefore what God has joined together, let no one separate."
— Mark 10:9
First meetings belong in the open — dinner, a matinee, a public table. Move slowly, pray together, and let trust grow in the light.
The dating guide
How to approach a sister-wife match with respect
Courtship here moves slowly on purpose. Nobody is being added to a household like a possession — a whole family is being formed, and every person in it has a voice.
Write to the household, not just the husband
A couple's profile belongs to both of them. Address your first message to the two of them, and expect the first wife to be just as much a part of the conversation.
The first wife's blessing comes first
If she is uncertain, that is a full answer — not an obstacle to work around. Ask early and openly whether she is at peace, and honour what she says.
Lead with faith, not with looks
Ask about her walk, her church, how she prays, what she is believing God for. Compliments on appearance early on read as pressure, not admiration.
Say what you are actually offering
Be plain about living arrangements, finances, children, legal status and time. Vagueness at the start is where most hurt is planted.
Let no become a peaceful ending
If someone declines, thank them and step away. No repeat messages, no persuading, no second account. Resonance that has to be argued for is not resonance.
Meet in the open, and unhurried
First meetings in public, ideally after both women have spoken alone. Bring your pastor or a trusted elder into the picture before any commitment is spoken.
The merch shop
Wear the covenant
Tees, hoodies, mugs, totes, caps and the Courtship Journal — quiet gold on black, made for households walking this out together.