Coming to Belief in the Eucharist – Michael Davis
As a Baptist pastor, Michael remembers celebrating the Lord’s Supper with his congregation, and doing so reverently. But he wondered why it was such a solemn event, if it was

As a Baptist pastor, Michael remembers celebrating the Lord’s Supper with his congregation, and doing so reverently. But he wondered why it was such a solemn event, if it was
As a Pentecostal missionary kid, Fr. Scott Borgman learned a deep love of Jesus, but recalls the pressure on his father to lead worship services that were of course based
Are there ways in which Catholics can be “evangelical?” As someone who served in a number of roles as a Protestant academic, Dr. Francis Beckwith developed an understanding of how
As an Evangelical Christian, Jessica Ptomey had a vague picture of how Mary fit into Catholic theology, and a lot of it was based on her perception that Catholics worshipped
In RJ Snell’s experience, a lot of the Evangelical churches he went to growing up were demographically uniform, composed of people who were all of the same economic status, political
When Dr. Francis Beckwith returned to the Catholic Church after a number of years as an Evangelical Protestant, it brought a lot of things full circle for him. Not only
As a Christian with a background in the Reformed tradition, Jay Richards was aware of some of the differing interpretations of Scripture that were out there, but he began to
After John Knutsen left the Catholic Church and became an atheist, he had a cynical view of Catholic devotion to the Eucharist. Why would people waste their time sitting in
Dr. Francis Beckwith’s return to the Catholic Church was intellectual in a lot of ways, and so he did a fair amount of work exploring the arguments and apologetics issues
When he first came back to the Church, Jeff Cavins made a lot of mistakes. He was aggressive and combative when it came to sharing his Catholic faith, and he
Growing up in an Evangelical Christian context, Fr. Sebastian White’s idea of a Sunday morning consisted of some good songs, a challenging talk, and going away feeling that he’d learned
“Catholicism is weird. I don’t think there’s any way around it.” RJ Snell grew up as a pretty stoic and practical Canadian Baptist, so when he first became interested in


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