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Starting From Inside the Kremlin

August 20, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

My first experience of an Orthodox church was inside the Kremlin in Moscow. I recall an icon of the Archangel Michael and not much more.

Filed Under: Mainline Protestants Tagged With: 1997, convert, Cowey Barbour, Kremlin, orthodox

How I Found Orthodoxy

August 18, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

by Elizaveta Wehrmeyer From 1995 to 1997, my husband and I served as Baptist missionaries in Belarus. There, I encountered the Orthodox faith. I also experienced some difficult situations and people that led me to be disillusioned with my own Protestant faith, especially when the Baptist Union of Belarus told us that they did not […]

Filed Under: Evangelicals Tagged With: conversion, convert, Elizaveta Wehrmeyer, evangelical, orthodoxy

By Her Prayers…

August 15, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

by Elisabeth Hawkins I want to share how Grand Duchess Elizabeth has helped me in guiding me to Orthodoxy and strengthening my faith. As a divorced single mother, I was living with my eight-year-old son Timothy near Albany, New York. My older brother bad become a monk at Holy Trinity Monastery, in Jordanville, and came […]

Filed Under: Lutheran, Mainline Protestants Tagged With: baptist, convert, Dutch Reformed, Elisabeth Hawkins, Grand Duchess Elizabeth, Lutheran, methodist, orthodoxy

How I Discovered Holy Orthodoxy

August 14, 2010 By admin 4 Comments

Nyssa’s Conversion Story I’ve been going through a long, tiresome spiritual journey, though from what I hear, there are many people who’ve been through at least as many denominations before coming to Orthodoxy. I was raised in South Bend, Indiana as a Nazarene, a Holiness sect with the doctrine of total sanctification, but without the […]

Filed Under: Evangelicals, Lutheran, Mainline Protestants Tagged With: Calvinist, convert, Lutheran Church Missouri Synod, Nyssa, orthodox, PCUSA, Presbyterian

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

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