Kenny Burchard
Travels from Virginia Beach, VA
Kenny Burchard is a Pentecostal convert to Catholicism (2019) and currently serves as the Director of Development for The Coming Home Network International. He is featured on the CHNetwork’s “On the Journey with Matt, Ken, and Kenny” program. He has appeared on EWTN’s The Journey Home twice. He regularly shares apologetics insights and his own conversion story to Catholicism on various well-known Catholic podcasts and shows such as The Cordial Catholic, Hands on Apologetics, and Catholic Re-Con.
Kenny served as a full-time non-Catholic minister in three Pentecostal churches between 1994 and 2013 and was the senior and founding pastor of a Foursquare Gospel church in Central California from 2001-2013. While completing his M.A. in New Testament at the Mennonite Brethren Biblical Seminary he began to doubt many of the anti-Catholic and popular Protestant theological positions he had always been taught, but never imagined that he would become Catholic.
His conversion to Catholicism, along with his wife, Mary Jo, and their son, Victor, began in June of 2018 when, while driving past a Catholic parish in his neighborhood, Kenny sensed the Holy Spirit directing him to go and visit the parish for Mass. After visiting two weeks in a row, and beginning to read about the Catholic faith from Catholic teachers, Kenny and his family began a year-long process of discerning God’s call into full communion with the Catholic Church. They were received into the Church at the Easter Vigil in 2019.
Kenny has been a featured speaker at Parish missions, seminars, men’s retreats and conferences, marriage retreats, and Catholic High Schools and youth events.
POPULAR TOPICS:
- Kenny’s Conversion Story
- A Biblical Defense of Purgatory
- The Real Presence of Jesus (The Eucharist)
- The Intercession and Communion of Saints
- The Four Marian Dogmas
- Big Problems with Sola Scriptura
- Bible Verses Every Catholic Should Know
- Where is the Catholic Church in the Bible?
- The Protestant Reflex – Why your Protestant friends are hard to talk to
- Go to St. Joseph – Lessons for Men from the Life of The Carpenter
- And more!