ExChristian.net exists to encourage exChristians. There are two main parts--Main Blog and Forums, plus a bookstore, blogs for members, Gmail, and other goodies linked from the Forums.

On the Main Blog, webmaster the owner posts emails, articles, and other pieces of writing sent in by readers. Occasionally he writes an article himself. Readers can post comments on the things webmaster posts, but they cannot post articles directly onto the Main Blog.

On the Forums, members can post freely. "Supporting members," people who pay a subscription, have somewhat more privileges than people who use the forums for free. Topics cover everything under the sun. The attitude is very accommodating, the fellowship is wonderful. It seems like a church fellowship hall without the religion. I have been a member for about a year (joined August 2006) and do not see myself leaving anytime soon.

Lest anyone think this is "heaven on earth," I will note that once in a while there is conflict. However, for the most part members seem to be determined to keep the atmosphere friendly and congenial.

I feel almost like I'm carrying gossip but exC really is about supporting exChristians even if that means getting their hands dirty once in a while. A woman comes to exC with questions on how to answer her Christian soon to be ex-husband. Then he comes on with a buddy and ridicules her and her arguments. The exC crowd closes in around her and the moderator stops the husband's address. He invites the woman to contact him via pm if she so wishes because she seems decent. Here is the thread. This post contains the "who's who." I think this is too good to let pass so I'm posting it for what it's worth.