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Evangelicals Turn Toward … Orthodoxy

July 11, 2010 By admin 3 Comments

The Conversion of Fr. Wilbur Ellsworth By Jason Zengerle The ministry is a calling, but it is also a career, and, in 1987, a Baptist minister named Wilbur Ellsworth was given the career opportunity of a lifetime. After nearly two decades of pastoring modest congregations in California and Ohio, Ellsworth, at the age of 43, […]

Filed Under: Baptists, Clergy Tagged With: baptist, Bible, Christ, Church, convert, First, Fr. Wilbur Ellsworth, god, Illinois, Jesus, liturgy, orthodox, preacher, Wheaton

Following the Presence of God

July 9, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

Since that day, I have known in my heart, that my search for truth has ended.

Filed Under: Roman Catholics Tagged With: catechumen, Christ, christian, convert, Great Lent, Jesus, orthodox, roman catholic, Russell Howard, The Way of the Pilgrim

The Vision Through The Door

July 6, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

One Easter Sunday morning at Holy Communion, I felt that I had a vision. It was of a very bright light in the Church which seemed to be beckoning me on. At the time, I said nothing to anyone — for I was afraid

Filed Under: Anglicans/Episcopalians Tagged With: Anglican, convert, Fr. Dcn John-Mark Titterington, John-Mark Titterington, orthodox

Orthodoxy Has A Great Future In Guatemala

July 2, 2010 By admin 2 Comments

Conversation with Abbess Ines, head of the Holy Trinity Monastery in Guatemala Abbess Ines (Ayau Garcia) – Abbess Ines is the head of the only Orthodox parish in Guatemala – the Monastery of the Holy and Life-Giving Trinity, the “Lavra of Mambre”, under the Patriarchate of Antioch. She comes from an influential and well known […]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Guatemala, Hogar Raphael, mission, monastery, Mother Inez, orthodox

From Peruvian Paradise To Orthodox Priest

July 2, 2010 By admin 4 Comments

by Fr. Peter Smith Perhaps this journey to Orthodoxy really starts for me as a Roman Catholic college student. The Newman Club was an interesting way to meet “people” [from a college student, you need to read “girls!”] and so I “joined” the Club. Soon, however, there was an instant shock wave through the Newman […]

Filed Under: Clergy, Roman Catholics Tagged With: accident, chrismation, convert, Fr. Peter Smith, Neuman Center, orthodox, Peru, roman catholic, St. Vladimir Seminary, SVS

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