Stories from across the United States
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Maria Woodworth-Etter's Divine Calling
New Lisbon· 1868
Maria Woodworth-Etter transformed from grieving mother to pioneering healing evangelist after experiencing God's calling at an 1868 Methodist camp...
From Baseball to the Pulpit
Chicago· 1886
Baseball player Billy Sunday's life transformed in 1886 Chicago when he encountered Jesus at Pacific Garden Mission, leading him to leave his sports...
From Shoes to Souls: Moody's Transformation
Boston· Apr 1855
Shoe salesman Dwight L. Moody's life was transformed when his Sunday School teacher shared Christ's love in a Boston store in 1855, leading him to become a renowned evangelist and founder of Moody Bible Institute.
From Captive Prince to Faith Ambassador
Upland· 1893
Prince Kaboo of Liberia experienced miraculous escape from torture through divine intervention, became Christian missionary Samuel Morris, and...
From Doubt to Grace
Atlanta· 1990s-2020s
Philip Yancey's journey from fundamentalist disillusionment to rediscovering God's grace through doubt and intellectual exploration in modern America.
David Brainerd's Missionary Legacy
Kaunaumeek· 1740s
David Brainerd overcame spiritual turmoil and physical hardship to become a pioneering missionary to Native Americans in 1740s New York and...
From Skeptic to Steadfast Missionary
Malden· 1800s
Adoniram Judson transformed from a skeptic at Brown University to America's first missionary to Burma after witnessing his atheist friend's death.
Jonathan Edwards' Transformative Awakening
East Windsor· 1720s-1750s
Jonathan Edwards experienced a profound spiritual awakening in 1721 Connecticut through 1 Timothy 1:17, transforming his view of God's sovereignty and...
D.L. Moody's Chicago Transformation
Chicago· 1850s-1890s
D.L. Moody's powerful conversion in 1850s Boston led him to transform Chicago through ministry, building a Sunday school of 1,000 children and...
Rosa Parks' Unyielding Faith
Montgomery· 1955
Rosa Parks' Christian faith gave her courage to refuse giving up her bus seat in 1955 Montgomery, sparking the Civil Rights Movement through God's strength.
Sujo John: Faith in the Midst of Chaos
New York City· 2001
Sujo John survived the 9/11 World Trade Center collapse from the 81st floor and credits divine intervention for saving both him and his wife, leading to...
Strength in the Midst of Paralysis
Chesapeake· 1967 onwards
On July 30, 1967, Joni Eareckson Tada dove into Chesapeake Bay and was paralyzed at 17.
