There's someone out there for everyone.
I'm reluctant to recommend Christian dating sites as my feeling is that unfortunately they attract a larger proportion of predators looking for victims. For the same reason that as a Christian myself, I keep my wits about me at church as they attract both the best, and the worst of people. Evil is always drawn to good.
So, I would recommend instead either joining a hobby group or social group where you can meet people, eg: via meetup.com. Allowing you to take things easy and socialise with various people without jumping straight into a dating. Groups that don't revolve around nights out might be a good start as you may find fellow non drinkers.
Alternatively, tinder. Yup, you heard me right. Imo, paid sites attract a higher proportion of narcissists and oddities. Tinder has a good mix of people looking fir a good mix of things. But it will be, eye opening.
Very important on online dating not to chat endlessly for ages before meeting up. If they haven't met you within 2 weeks, then they are not going to. Lots of time wasters online looking for ego boosts.
Also, obviously, block anyone who tries to turn the convo sexual. Or says anything inappropriate or that makes you feel uncomfortable.
Generally read up now, and throughout your life, how to spot red flags in dating. And also, red flags of abuse. That'll stand you in good stead.
And, as a person of faith, you may find this easier than many, once you get into the practice of it: Take time yo yourself in solitude and ask yourself, or, God, 'is this person good for me?'. Listen to what your gut says.
Don't be fooled by people who are all showy about how good they are or what good things they do. Giving to charity for example, doesn't make someone a good person. Nor does buying you gifts or showering you with compliments. Devil's often come in beautiful disguises.
Look for people who are kind without expecting a return. Who are humble. Respectful. And who prove consistently over time that they are reliable and genuine.
If you use tinder etc then do it in short bursts. No more than a few weeks at a time ideally. Line up a few dates then come off it.
Never meet people at your home. Or theirs.
Always tell someone where you are going and who you are meeting. Or jot it down somewhere next to your house phone.
Keep first dates short (coffees etc).
It's new and exciting op and it'll be a bit scary too. But you can do it! Good luck!