If Jules Verne, the author of Around the World in 80 Days, had written the story of my life, the title might have been, Around the Protestant World in 48
I was born in Schenectady, New York in 1957 to a very traditional Catholic family. I was the youngest of four children. There were two boys and two girls. All
It was during the midst of an emotional crisis in March 1984 that I made the decision to receive Jesus Christ as my personal Savior. I was aware that I
I was raised in a great Catholic family. There were eight of us kids and our parents made sure we were brought up to revere and worship God. We prayed
After four years of struggling and searching, I asked my friend, “Pray for us to know the church God wants us to join.” To which she responded, “You could consider
Christ-Haunted The Catholic writer Flannery O’Connor described the American southeast as being “Christ-haunted.” By that simple expression, the great novelist was describing the sad reality of dismissing (or abandoning) the
Childhood I was born in 1962 in Abilene, Texas. My father was a Nike missile radar operator in the Army, raised in the Baptist tradition, and my mother was raised
My husband, James, was born and raised Catholic, but I had the good fortune of getting to evangelize him right out of the Catholic Church and turn him into a
The Apostles failed in their mission. They neglected to properly appoint their successors. When the last Apostle died, the keys of the kingdom were lost from the earth. The Church
I grew up in Westwood, Massachusetts, a small suburb of Boston. My parents attended First Parish United Church, which was Unitarian, Universalist, and Congregational all rolled into one. They attended
Early years I was raised in a typical middle-class family in Sydney, Australia and was loved by both of my parents. My mum was a non-practicing Catholic, and my dad
Introduction to God I don’t remember a time when I didn’t believe in the existence of God. I suppose I got this from my mother. As a little boy, whenever