Marcus and Kimberly answer open-line questions from the Journey Home audience. Kimberly was brought up in Cincinnati, in a loving Evangelical Presbyterian family. Her father was the pastor of a
Leland and Emily were both brought up committed Presbyterians. Leland was thinking about entering Law School when he met and married Emily. The Lord led them to enter Union Seminary
Father Richard is a late vocation to the Barnabite Fathers in Bethlehem, PA. A child of a mixed Catholic and Protestant marriage, he was raised a Baptist but later joined
Marcus and Karl answer open-line questions from the Journey Home audience. A life-long Catholic, Karl has his “second conversion” as an adult. In 1988, wishing to find answers to questions
Daniel is Kurdish for northern Iraq. Raised Muslim, he completed college in the United States. He married an American Protestant. From his youth he had always been seeking Truth. After
Michelle was reared in a Catholic family. In high school, she found a book in her house about Yoga and soon began to follow its teachings. Yoga was a door
Bill is both a former Salvation Army officer and a Southern Baptist minister. Brought up in Montgomery, AL, his future wife, though her witness, brought him to Jesus at the
Michael was raised a Southern Baptist in Alabama. At an early age he felt a calling to ministry. Through his college experiences he was introduced to Pentecostal spirituality. Ordained a
Marcus and Father Ray answer open-line questions. Father Ray was brought up in the Disciples of Christ denomination. After serving in the Pacific during World War II, Fr. Ray attended
Paul is the grandchild of Swedish Baptists who fled persecution in Sweden. Through various encounters with Jean Vanier, the founder of L’Arche Communities, which helps those with and without intellectual
Joni’s family was culturally Jewish. He grandfather was a Christian Scientist. Her early contact with Jesus was through the movie “Jesus of Nazareth.” In her early 20’s she parties a
Fr. Krause and Marcus answer open-line questions from the Journey Home audience. Fr. Krause is a life-long Catholic. He was ordained a priest in 1967, and is an assistant professor
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