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From First Baptist to the First Century

September 13, 2010 By admin 5 Comments

How could a fire-breathing, radical free-church, “don’t tread on me,” Southern Baptist end up in a liturgical and hierarchical church, especially one so foreign to my Southern/American ethos?

Filed Under: Baptists Tagged With: baptist, Bible, christian, Clark Carlton, convert, liturgy, orthodox

From Islam to Indonesian Orthodox Priest

August 21, 2010 By admin 1 Comment

by Fr. Yohanes Bambang Cahyo Wicaksono I was born of the Islamic Family on May 15, 1958 in Mojokerto – East Java-Indonesia. As usual in the Islamic family, I was educated as a devoted person in the Islamic Religion by my parents. Because the Grace of God, in the year 1977, I converted to be […]

Filed Under: Clergy, Muslims Tagged With: 2008, Bible, christian, Fr. Yohanes Bambang Cahyo Wicaksono, god, Indonesian Orthodox Church, islam, Jesus, koran, mission, muslim, orthodox, quran

How Christ Changed A Muslim Imam

August 10, 2010 By Fr. John 3 Comments

It doesn’t get any better than this. Enjoy, and proclaim the Gospel! This is the story of a man who used to seek out Christians on the way to Church to beat them, now, after an encounter with Christ, has left Islam and is studying and working as a missionary! Thanks be to God! Thanks […]

Filed Under: Muslims Tagged With: Bible, Christ, christian, convert, Gospel, imam, Mohammed, muslim, quran

A Foretaste Of Heaven

August 4, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

by Nicholas McNeish I have been asked how I became an Orthodox Christian. As the Americans would say, that is the $64,000 question!  I was brought up as an Evangelical, “middle-of-the-road” Church of England Christian, passing through my formative years at a Church School, attending Church Services four times on a Sunday, five when I […]

Filed Under: Anglicans/Episcopalians Tagged With: Anglican, Bible, christian, convert, Nicholas McNeish, orthodox, orthodoxy

Mark Hodges’ Way

July 29, 2010 By admin 4 Comments

by Fr. Mark Hodges In honor of his recent elevation to Archpriest (Axios!), we are reprinting the Fr. Mark’s inspiring conversion story! I was raised a Christian, a genuine believer in Jesus as the Savior of the World. During high school in the 70s, I performed in every show I could. I was in band, […]

Filed Under: Clergy Tagged With: baptist, Bible, christian, convert, Fr. Mark Hodges, orthodox, pro-life

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