Discovering the Communion of Saints – Amy McEntee
As she became more interested in the Catholic Faith, Amy McEntee was particularly drawn by the way the Church understood the Communion of Saints. Every story to her was an

As she became more interested in the Catholic Faith, Amy McEntee was particularly drawn by the way the Church understood the Communion of Saints. Every story to her was an
Dr. Benjamin Lewis grew up in Methodist congregations, and while he mostly stayed within that denomination, there was always a sense in the world around him that if someone didn’t
Matt Gerald came from a long line of pastors and missionaries from the Methodist Protestant denomination, a branch of Christianity especially present in Mississippi. So when he felt God calling
As a young man heavily involved with the Hare Krishna movement, Michael Nixon had a casual appreciation for St. Francis of Assisi as a countercultural figure who shook off the
Because Taylor Kemp found success at soccer at an early age, his opportunities to play and travel dominated his weekends, and he stopped going to Mass altogether. It wasn’t until
As a Methodist pastor, Shane Page preached and taught one of the central tenets of John Wesley’s theology; that God’s grace acts in us, and that we are called to
As an atheist, Marc Lozano figured that his wife’s Catholic faith would either be something she’d outgrow like he had as a teenager, or that she could practice privately without
Lee Sondeno had been serving for many years in Pentecostal music ministry when he began to be intrigued by some of the things he saw in Catholicism, which he had
When God seems to speak to you, you know your own experience. But when someone else says that God spoke to them, how do you know if that’s real, or
As he pursued a call to ministry, Bobbyjon Bauman began with a deep desire to live and preach the Scriptures. But everywhere he turned, from the seminary classes he took,
Jeff Heron served for many years in Wesleyan ministry, but questions about the nature of Christian authority and what Jesus meant by the Church began to lead him toward the
Dino Remedios had Catholic roots, but by the time he was a teenager, he considered himself pretty firmly agnostic. He shares the circumstances that led him to read through the


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