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Orthodoxy In Dixie

June 14, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

by Fr. Joseph Huneycutt I’m a Southerner. I was born and reared a Southern Baptist; educated as an Episcopalian, and converted to Orthodox Christianity a decade ago. Since then, I’ve been struggling to be Orthodox. As a missionary priest, I’ve also struggled to bring others to Orthodoxy in the South. More than anything, I’ve learned […]

Filed Under: Baptists, Clergy Tagged With: convert, Fr. Joseph Huneycutt, Orthodixie, orthodox, Southern Baptist

Why I Left Evangelicalism for Orthodoxy

June 1, 2010 By admin 2 Comments

by Trevon Wax Theron Mathis is an unassuming, soft-spoken man in his thirties with a winsome manner and a pleasant smile. His story begins in the buckle of the Bible belt. Both he and his wife grew up in a conservative Baptist churches, his wife’s being Landmarkist in theology (meaning it holds the belief that […]

Filed Under: Baptists, Evangelicals Tagged With: baptist, convert, orthodoxy, protestant, Theron Mathis

I Knew Right Then, In That Second…

May 17, 2010 By admin 1 Comment

I knew right then, in that second, that I needed to become a part of the Orthodox Church, that the Orthodox Church contained that which would heal and save me.

Filed Under: Baptists, Roman Catholics Tagged With: American Baptist, baptist, convert, orthodox, roman catholic, Southern Baptist, Trudy Ellmore

Digital Natives Embrace Ancient Church

May 14, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

Twentysomethings captivated by Orthodoxy by Andrea Goodell Tim Flinders will graduate from Grand Valley State University next month. Raised Lutheran, he also explored fundamentalist Baptism, Roman Catholicism and even Messianic Judaism before converting to Orthodox Christianity this year. “Orthodoxy has completely transformed me already,” he said. “I feel like the first time in my life […]

Filed Under: Baptists, Lutheran, Roman Catholics Tagged With: 2010, baptist, converts, Hope College, Lutheran, messianic jew, roman catholic

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