Steve Jeck – Convert from Judaism, Former Nondenominational Christian
Steve Jeck grew up in a family that was culturally Jewish, but didn’t really practice any faith. However, in high school, he had a coach and another friend who were
Steve Jeck grew up in a family that was culturally Jewish, but didn’t really practice any faith. However, in high school, he had a coach and another friend who were
Megan’s parents came from Catholic and Methodist backgrounds, and they split the difference by raising Megan in a fundamentalist Christian environment. She grew up with a deep love of Jesus,
Dan Spencer was raised with a strong Catholic faith, and came from a family that valued the sacraments. However, when the liturgical changes of Vatican II came along, he became
Nadia Mitchell was a third generation overseas missionary, and was serving in a Christian and Missionary Alliance church when she first started taking seriously the possibility that Catholicism might be
Raised by German Catholics in Texas, Sr. Miriam James Heidland was given a foundation of faith, but doesn’t remember having any kind of personal relationship with Jesus growing up. For
In this episode, former Anglican priest Michael Ward, who is now a Catholic deacon, shares with Marcus Grodi how the idea of the Christian imagination led him to an increasing
Tom Murphy was baptized Catholic, but his parents split when he was still a toddler, and he didn’t grow up going to Church. However, he was always interested in questions
Although Jeannie Ewing’s family always went to Mass as she was growing up, in high school, she got into religious experimentation. She doesn’t regret that her curiosity led her to
Christopher was raised in the Missouri Synod Lutheran Church, and through it, developed some sense of the value of liturgy and doctrine. But when he was introduced to the “Jesus
Leila’s mother was a fallen-away Methodist, and her father a fallen-away Muslim. By the time Leila came along, they were both secular humanists. Growing up near Princeton without any religion,
This was a special baseball-themed edition of The Journey Home, and it was a two-parter. The first part featured Carl Loewenstine, a veteran scout for the Dodgers and Pirates, who actually
Barbara Heil’s path to full communion with the Catholic Church took a lot of detours! She was baptized Catholic as an infant, but didn’t discover that fact until decades later.
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