Kerstin Pakka – Former Nominal Christian
Kerstin Pakka grew up with a sense of Christianity as a moral code, but faith to her was always something she would get flashes of and sense from time to
Kerstin Pakka grew up with a sense of Christianity as a moral code, but faith to her was always something she would get flashes of and sense from time to
Dr. John Bruchalski was raised Catholic, but considered himself pro-choice, even being willing to refer and perform abortions as an OB/GYN. He shares the events that led to a major
Alicia Baker was raised Catholic, but wasn’t very serious about her faith. As she got older and began to get into partying, she was taken advantage of and abused, and
Jeremy Christiansen, author of From the Susquehanna to the Tiber, joined JonMarc Grodi to discuss his journey from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints to the Catholic Church. He discusses the way
Ken Hensley and Kenny Burchard, well known to our CHNetwork family, share a bit about their journey to the Catholic Faith as former Protestant pastors, and dig into some of
Marc Lozano was raised Catholic, but complained so much about going to Mass that his family stopped participating in the life of the Church. He became a convinced atheist, and
Soren Johnson came from an Evangelical background, and felt a call to ministry. He studied in various places, even going to Orthodox seminary, hoping it would form him to be
Deacon Larry Oney grew up in a sharecropping family in Louisiana, experiencing the full range of poverty and racism that came with that life. In college, he met his future
Fr. Stephen Hilgendorf grew up in the Assemblies of God, and when some of his fellow churchgoers began exploring Messianic Judaism as a way of connecting with tradition, it led
Lisa Cooper was baptized Catholic as a baby, but her parents quickly got into the Word of Faith movement, led by such figures as Kenneth Hagin, Kenneth Copeland, and Marilyn
Charlie Johnston was baptized in a Presbyterian Church, but his mom was Catholic. While he went to Presbyterian services growing up, he mostly just considered himself a Christian, also attending
Fr. Michael Rennier found Christ as a Pentecostal kid, but felt that there had to be something more than the pressure he felt to have emotional experiences in worship. His
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