From his youth, Dr. Kenneth Calvert had a deep faith, and a hunger to learn about all aspects of it. He experienced Christianity in a number of denominational contexts, attending
Dr. Brian McGee wasn’t raised in a family that went to church, but early on, a babysitter decided to take him and his siblings to a local Wesleyan church, and
Deacon Joe Calvert had experience of Baptist, Methodist and Christian Science communities growing up, but by the time he got to college, he had decided that Christianity was for the
Dr. Alicia Thompson wasn’t raised with any kind of religious formation, but when she went to med school to train to be an OB/GYN, she felt an increasing sense of
David Woodby grew up in a generally Christian home, but as a teenager, became more serious about following Jesus. He went on to become a Lutheran pastor, but was continually
Deacon Scott Carson didn’t grow up with any kind of religious formation, but when he got to college, he started to take an intellectual interest in matters of faith. As
Nathan Crankfield’s parents were Lutheran and Baptist, but they wanted him to have the best education possible, so they sent him to Catholic school. During a time when his family
Dr. Kenneth Parker’s father was a successful professor, businessman, and Pilgrim Holiness Church preacher who established and grew large congregations in North Carolina. As a result, Dr. Parker was raised
Nathan Wigfield grew up in a strong Christian family, and the importance of a personal relationship with Jesus was impressed upon him from an early age. In college, he began
Marcus Grodi is joined by Dr. Ryan “Bud” Marr, executive director of the National Institute for Newman Studies. Bud grew up in a series of Evangelical Protestant communities, but was
Andrew Petiprin grew up in a variety of denominations, and by his college years, had decided he was a Christian, but he wasn’t really satisfied with any of the churches
Dr. Scott Hahn joins Marcus Grodi for a special episode celebrating the 23rd anniversary of The Journey Home on EWTN. They reflect back on their time together as seminary students
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