Why are so few New-York-area Jewish women on Mingle2?

I should add that after the period of study , the person who wants to become Jewish would need to meet with some Orthodox Rabbis who would ask questions and decide whether to admit the applicant into membership in the Jewish people. Following that, if the applicant were accepted, there would be some ceremonies, I believe. You can get the details from a Rabbi.

To become Jewish, speak to an Orthodox Jewish Rabbi (could be a Chabad Rabbi) about setting up a study program to enable you to become Jewish.

Dear Reby,
I'm writing you because you posted in Mingle2.com in the Community Board under Jewish Singles, asking for more information about Hanukkah, Jewish holidays, and Jewish people. Here are some resources that can help:
1) www.aish.com - you can poke around this website, it offers many different avenues for exploration.
2) I also noticed Chabad has a summer day camp and a Jewish Discovery Centre in the Mississauga area.
As you might see from my profile, I'm physically kind of far away, if you want other suggestions about specific areas of interest you could write them (or me but be warned sometimes a week can go by w/o my checking email (& also I get lots of stuff in my email that I just ignore if I don't recognize the sender) and I DID notice your concerns about harrassment and age-inappropriate inquiries).
Best wishes,
Avraham

& I thought Sanders sounded like Alf!

It would be nice to find a healthy, single, female who is Jewish, religious, in NJ, and who wants to create a loving religious Jewish family including having children.