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Testimonials

If you would like to share your conversion story or your cradle testimonial with us, it would be a blessing, not only for people who are seeking and inquiring into Orthodoxy, but also for those of us already on the path. After all, testimonials are a reminder of where we came from and where we’re going. They are lamps to help guide us in this world, so let’s acknowledge and celebrate them.

For those interested, please send your story with a title suggestion in a simple word document (docx) to [email protected] and include a high-resolution feature photo (jpg or png) to accompany your piece. If it is a lengthy treatise, you may also send it as a pdf, or if previously published, as a simple hyperlink.

A Pilgrim’s Podvig • Fr. John Whiteford

Evangelical to Orthodox • Arlyn Kantz

Faith in Dixie • Fr. Joseph Huneycutt

Finding the Communion that Never Ends • Jon Boatwright

From First Baptist to the First Century Church • Dr. Clark Carlton

From So-Baptist Jock & Happy Reformed-Calvinist to Finding the Orthodox Church • David E. Rockett

South Tennessee to South Canaan • Fr. Martin Watt

Why I Left Evangelicalism for Orthodoxy • Theron Mathis

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