Gather, Remember, Return
Erika: From Dawkins-Style Atheist to Cambridge Theology Student
A self-described "Dawkins-esque atheist" came to Cambridge to study theology criticallyโand left a believer pursuing an MPhil in the subject.
Metropolitan Kallistos Ware
Oxford scholar Timothy Ware encountered Orthodox Christianity at 17 in a London church, leading to his conversion and becoming Metropolitan Kallistos...
John Donne: From Rake to Dean
John Donne transformed from notorious libertine poet to Dean of St. Paul's Cathedral, proving no past is beyond God's redemption.
Nicholas Ridley: Steadfast to the End
Nicholas Ridley, Bishop of London, remained faithful to his Reformed beliefs and was martyred by burning at the stake in Oxford in 1555 during Queen...
John Lennox: Faith and Reason at Oxford
Oxford mathematician John Lennox's faith deepened when challenged by a Cambridge professor. He later debated Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens.
From Confusion to Clarity in Christ
Derek Prince transformed from confused atheist philosopher to powerful Bible teacher after encountering Jesus through Scripture in 1941 Yorkshire.
John Lennox: Faith and Science United
John Lennox faced pressure at Cambridge to abandon his Christian faith for a science career, but boldly defended his beliefs and became a leading voice...
Alister McGrath: Oxford Atheist Finds God
Oxford professor Alister McGrath transformed from committed atheist to renowned theologian after intellectually exploring Christianity in the 1970s and...
J.I. Packer: A Life Transformed
Renowned theologian J.I. Packer found salvation at 18 during an Anglican church service in England, transforming from nominal faith to deep relationship...
From Emptiness to Purpose
Engineering student John Guest found purpose and joy at Billy Graham's 1954 London Crusade, transforming from emptiness to a life of ministry impacting...
G.K. Chesterton's Journey to Faith
G.K. Chesterton's intellectual journey from Unitarian upbringing through occult exploration to Roman Catholic conversion in 1922 London, demonstrating...
The Reluctant Convert's Journey
C.S. Lewis transformed from convinced atheist to influential Christian apologist through intellectual wrestling and friendships at Oxford.