• Home
  • About JTO
    • The Apostolic Mission of Journey To Orthodoxy
    • Support JTO
    • What Others Are Saying
    • Speaking
  • You’re On with Fr. John
  • Orthodox Faith
    • Scripture in the Liturgy
    • Orthodoxy Explained [VIDEO]
    • How To Become An Orthodox Christian
    • Finding The New Testament Church
  • Q & A
  • Webmaster Resources
  • DONATE
    • Needs
  • Contact

Journey To Orthodoxy

The 'Welcome Home' Network

  • Clergy
  • Revert Stories
  • Other Christians
    • Roman Catholics
      • Byzantine Catholics
    • Anglicans/Episcopalians
    • Lutherans
    • Mainline Protestants
      • Calvinist/Reformed
      • Christian Scientists
      • Methodist/Wesleyan
      • Plymouth Brethren
      • Quaker
      • Amish
    • Evangelicals
    • Baptists
    • Pentecostals
    • Women converting without their husbands
    • Men converting without their wives
  • Other Monotheists
    • Jews
    • Muslims
    • Jehovahs Witnesses
    • Rastafarians
  • Non-theists
    • Agnostics
    • Atheists
    • Buddhists
  • Polytheists
    • Mormons/LDS
    • Hindus
    • Pagans
    • Wiccans
  • Mass Conversions
    • Parish Conversions

Why Would a Southern Baptist Minister Become an Orthodox Priest? Part 2

October 22, 2010 By admin

by Fr. John Maxwell (Part Two) (Part 1 of Fr. John’s article was published in the October 1997 issue of the Dawn. Both it and the following were originally published in the SS. George & Alexandra’s monthly newsletter, “The Mustard Seed”, which is used successfully as an outreach tool by this mission. In fact, we […]

Filed Under: Baptists Tagged With: Clergy, Fr. John Maxwell, orthodoxy, Southern Baptist

Why Would a Southern Baptist Minister Become an Orthodox Priest? Part 1

October 20, 2010 By admin

by Fr. John Maxwell (Part One) I was raised in a middle income family in Southern California. My father John was a hard working and well educated man. He was successful in a broad range of occupations, and this makes him a fascinating man with keen insight into people. He instilled in my brother and […]

Filed Under: Baptists, Clergy Tagged With: batpist, christianity, Clergy, convert, Fr. John Maxwell, Golden Gate Theological Seminary, Souther Baptist

Memory Eternal in Hawaiian

October 18, 2010 By Fr. John Leave a Comment

Memory Eternal in Hawaiian from St. Juvenaly Orthodox Mission on Vimeo.

Filed Under: JTO Blog, Latest Stories Tagged With: Hawaii, Hawaiian, Memory Eternal

My Story & Journey to Orthodoxy

October 18, 2010 By Fr. John 5 Comments

From the blogsite Semantron – Journey of an Eastern Orthodox Christian. I was born and raised a Southern Baptist for the first part of my life. I went to church every Sunday, attended youth group on Wednesday night, etc. I wouldn’t say I was particularly devout at such a young age, it was just what […]

Filed Under: Baptists, Byzantine Catholics, Roman Catholics Tagged With: baptist, byzantine catholic, convert, orthodox, orthodoxy, roman catholic, sacre coeur, st. theres of lisieux

An Evangelical Missionary Smitten With Orthodoxy

October 18, 2010 By admin 4 Comments

After some discussion, I asked him to celebrate a Divine Liturgy in such a way that I could understand it. He took me into the Holy Altar, explained as much as necessary, allowing me to watch every action and hear every prayer. That day, in early May of 1995, I was “smitten” with Orthodoxy.

Filed Under: Clergy, Evangelicals, Methodist/Wesleyan Tagged With: Clergy, convert, David Hudson, dynamis, mission, missionary, orthodox, Romania, Weslyan

  • « Previous Page
  • 1
  • …
  • 148
  • 149
  • 150
  • 151
  • 152
  • …
  • 182
  • Next Page »

 



 

Courses for YOU!

Courses in Orthodox Theology priced for YOU






Recent Updates and Blogposts

  • Mass Baptisms Around the World at Theophany
  • Belfast parish baptizes 10+ in Irish Sea
  • Orthodox Liturgy celebrated in ancient Welsh church for first time since Great Schism

The Deep Dark Archives

Find what you’re looking for

Copyright © 2025 Fr. John A. Peck · Journey to Orthodoxy · All Rights Reserved
Designed by Fr. John A. Peck