Denise Bossert grew up in Iowa as a daughter of a Wesleyan pastor. It was a childhood where she would come to know Jesus and develop her faith. Denise’s father
Drake and Crystal McCalister were both ordained ministers of The International Church of the Foursquare Gospel, a evangelical Pentecostal denomination founded by Aimee Semple McPherson. They share their story of coming home.
Kent Trosander and Kjell Andersson join Marcus in Sweden for this special episode. Kent grew up in a Lutheran home but spent twenty-five years in the Pentecostal tradition before converting
Marcus Grodi, a Protestant for forty years, pastor for ten, and convert to the Catholic Church in 1992, becomes a guest on his own show. He discusses with Doug Keck
Dr. David Anders, former Presbyterian and one time Calvinist and Protestant historian, returns to The Journey Home program for a Q and A session. After his conversion to the Catholic
Barry Metzentine began life in Portland, OR with little to no religious affiliation, though he did some encounter some sense of the divine in several dreams when he was seven
Dr. Williamson (STD, Pontifical Gregorian University) holds the Adam Cardinal Maida Chair in Sacred Scripture at Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit, Michigan. He is the author of “Catholic Principles for
Former international professional boxing champion from Sweden, Paolo Roberto, shares his story of growing up Catholic in the most secularized nation in the world. His faith would be a firm
Peggy Bowes speaks of growing up in an intensely-Catholic home with four sisters and parents who, strengthened by the symbols displayed and devotions practiced, lived their faith fully. The girls
Richard Lane, lay Catholic evangelist, returns to The Journey Home program as a follow-up to his visit on July 28, 2008. He and Marcus discuss what the Sacraments mean to
Emmy-award sportscaster Doug Lessells joins Marcus on this Journey Home episode. Instilled with the lessons and values of decent living but without a strong faith foundation, Doug found that attending
Paul was brought up Presbyterian but at the age of 12 became an atheist, then dabbled in the New Age Movement. As a senior in high school he was brought
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