Lisa was born in California, baptized Catholic, but raised in Pentecostalism, and travelled through a dark time before finding a Savior again. The Holy Spirit began to speak to her
“I know that love is the meaning of life. I know that serving others and kindness — which I see so many of my atheist friends doing — I know
“That which I thought was strange [about Catholicism], once I investigated it, it wasn’t that strange anymore!” Eric Neubauer came from a non-denomination Evangelical background, following Jesus since 1993. After his initial conversion, he
Former Assemblies of God minister Ernie Freeman shares what it means to have a relationship with Jesus Christ as a Catholic, and how exploring the Catholic faith helped him go
Dr. Ian Murphy, a former baptist minister, shares how the idea of magisterial authority in the Church didn’t restrict him as a Christian; rather, it gave him freedom in Christ. His
A former Nazarene, Charlotte shares her experience of coming to Christ through a Christian coworker’s kindness and invitation to attend her Bible study. Later she was drawn to the Catholic
Dr. Kenneth Howell discusses his conversion to Jesus Christ in his teens, and his later adult conversion to the Catholic faith.
Grateful for the gifts of faith in Christ, Baptism, and a love for the Bible which he received as a Methodist and later a Lutheran, Jim Anderson discusses some of the influences of his decision to join the Catholic Church.
Mike Cousineau discusses the desire for God that has been placed in the hearts of all mankind and how in seeking to be closer to Christ he rediscovered his Catholic faith.
Dale Ahlquist shares how his faith in Jesus Christ found greater fulfillment in the sacraments and communion of the Catholic Church. Reading G.K. Chesterton started his journey!
Dr. Matthew Cabeen discusses his evangelical Christian upbringing and conversion to Christ. He describes his later discovery of the Catholic Church and an even closer connection to Christ in the Eucharist.
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