Thomas Smith, Former Baptist Minister
January 03, 2005 | No Comments
Marcus and Tom answer open-line questions together from the audience.
Marcus and Tom answer open-line questions together from the audience.
His Eminence was born in French Canada about 10 hours north of Quebec city. He was given a deep faith in Christ and his Church by the pious devotion of
Marcia was raised in the Lutheran church. Her father was a Lutheran pastor. In college, she says she became a wild eyed Charismatic. For a while, after she was married they attended a
Al was reared in a Catholic home. However he was never properly taught the faith and didn’t see it being lived out in his family. In high school and college,
Natalie was baptized a Catholic but her mother left the Church soon after Natalie’s first communion. She endured much abuse and violence in he home as a child and into
Jason was raised in a Methodist family, though they did not attended church. In college he experienced a deep conversion to Christ and became active in Campus Crusade. Still he
Jean-Francois was brought up in a Catholic family in Montreal, in which he was sacramentalized but not catechized. As a teen he grew increasingly rebellious, especially after a religion teacher
Father Kaz was born in Queens, New York. His parents were immigrants, his mother a German Lutheran and his father a formerly Catholic from Poland. As a child he attended
Marcus and Alex answer open-line questions from the audience.
John was a medical doctor working in hospice care. While working in hospice, he felt the call to ministry and was ordained a Presbyterian minister. Since he was already a
Colleen Hammond originally lived the American Dream as an actress, model, and network anchor for The Weather Channel before reverting to her Catholic faith of her youth and becoming a
Fr. Ed Fride, pastor of Christ the King Parish in Ann Arbor, MI, has been a Congregationalist, atheist, Charismatic Christian, and more before finding the fullness of faith in the
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