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Lecrae in Atlanta at nineteen โ€” a drug dealer who went to a Christian conference expecting girls and left with a transformed life
Modern

The Drug Dealer Who Went to a Conference to Meet Girls

Atlantaยท Late 1990s

At 19, Lecrae was dealing drugs and drinking. A friend invited him to a Christian conference โ€” promising girls would be there.

1950s Brooklyn: David Wilkerson Nicky Cruz meeting. "Every piece would love you," he said, sparking Nicky Cruz conversion story. Cross and the Swit...
Historical

David Wilkerson: The Skinny Pastor Who Told a Gang Leader "Every Piece Would Love You"

Brooklynยท 1958

Pastor David Wilkerson walked into Brooklyn's most dangerous neighbourhood in 1958 and told gang leader Nicky Cruz, "Every piece would love you.

1970s: Born again Chuck Colson weeps after Tom Phillips visit, a key moment for Prison Fellowship founding. Washington, D.C.
Modern

Nixon's Hatchet Man Wept in a Driveway

Washingtonยท 1973

Nixon's ruthless Special Counsel Chuck Colson visited friend Tom Phillips, who read C.S. Lewis aloud.

Carlos Yepes, a Colombian drug dealer with the Escobar cartel, listens to Trans World Radio in Colombia. A conversion through radio evangelism.
Modern

Carlos Yepes: A Drug Dealer, a Radio Signal, and a New Life

Colombiaยท 1990s

Carlos Yepes was a Colombian drug dealer in Escobar's cartel. Injured and alone, he heard the Gospel on Trans World Radio and immediately trusted Jesus.

Godwin Francis Chimobi, smiling after his Nigeria court acquittal. The "son of Chosen" endured 116 court appearances.
Modern

Godwin Chimobi: 116 Court Appearances, 10 Years, and the Judge Called Him "Son of Chosen"

Nigeriaยท 2025

Godwin Francis Chimobi endured 116 court appearances over 10 years in Nigeria. He became the pastor of his cell block. Acquitted in January 2025, the judge called him "son of Chosen."

Man freed after wrongful conviction. Andrew Stewart of the Harlem Park Three is a Baltimore Bible teacher. Exoneration came in 2019 after 36 years.
Modern

Andrew Stewart: 36 Years Wrongfully Jailed, Still Taught Bible

Baltimoreยท 2019

Andrew Stewart of the Harlem Park Three spent 36 years wrongfully imprisoned in Baltimore.

Religious freedom lawyer Jay Sekulow, ACLJ founder, in Washington DC. A Jewish believer in Jesus advocating Supreme Court religious liberty.
Modern

Jay Sekulow: A Jewish Lawyer Who Met God in the Supreme Court

Washingtonยท 1990

Jay Sekulow, a Jewish lawyer from Brooklyn, encountered Jesus and founded the ACLJ.

Little Sisters of the Poor nuns in Washington D.C., modern day, celebrating religious freedom victory. Supreme Court nuns win HHS mandate case.
Modern

Little Sisters of the Poor: Fought Government 7 Years, Won

Washingtonยท 2020

The Little Sisters of the Poor, a Catholic order caring for the elderly, fought the US government for 7 years over the HHS contraceptive mandate.

Coach Kennedy victorious: man kneels in prayer at 50 yard line, modern football field. Kennedy v Bremerton, set free to practice prayer at school.
Modern

Coach Kennedy: Fired for Praying, Vindicated by Supreme Court

Bremertonยท 2022

High school football coach Joseph Kennedy was fired for silently praying at the 50-yard line after games.

David Green Hobby Lobby, a religious freedom business, after the Hobby Lobby Supreme Court win in Washington D.C. Celebrating the HHS mandate case.
Modern

Hobby Lobby: A Family Business That Stared Down $1.3 Million a Day in Fines

Washingtonยท 2014

Hobby Lobby founders David and Barbara Green faced $1.3M/day fines for refusing to comply with the HHS contraception mandate.

Youcef Nadarkhani, Iranian pastor facing Iran apostasy death sentence in Rasht. Solemn leader, symbol of religious freedom Iran.
Modern

Nadarkhani: Four Times Asked to Deny Jesus, Four Times No

Rashtยท 2012

Iranian pastor Youcef Nadarkhani was sentenced to death for apostasy. Given four chances to recant, he answered "I cannot" each time.

Khartoum, Sudan: Meriam Ibrahim, who gave birth in chains, faced a Sudan apostasy sentence. Advocate for religious freedom Sudan.
Modern

Meriam Ibrahim: She Gave Birth in Chains and Refused to Deny Her Faith

Khartoumยท 2014

Meriam Ibrahim was sentenced to death in Sudan for apostasy while pregnant. She gave birth in chains, told the judge "I am a Christian," and was freed...

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