[Ottofire]

Brother, could you ping your list please?

Thanks!
Otto

[syriacus]

I love the show Journey Home.

[Lee N. Field]

You see, Ken Guindon is no longer a Roman Catholic. You can purchase Ken's book here.

Hmmm. Interesting. The Amazon description skips right over a return to the RCC.

Can someone provide a timeline of the author's life so we can get this straight.

Author Profile

Raised in the Catholic Church, Ken thirsted for God. He spent sixteen years in the Jehovah’s Witnesses and after months of spiritual struggle, Ken found Jesus Christ as his Savior. Baptized in the First Baptist Church of Van Nuys, California and later ordained to the ministry, he began a ministry to evangelize other religions and cults. In 1978, the Guindon family moved to France where he served as a missionary with the Torchbearer Fellowship and later with Baptist Mid-Missions. Ken trained catechists in Mexico and he spoke and wrote programming for Spanish language radio in the Los Angeles area. He is retired and lives in Florida.

[A.A. Cunningham]

Wonder what his son, Daniel Guindon, a Catholic Priest, thinks about his father leaving the Church, again, and if his two siblings and mother, who all converted to Catholicism in 1986, when Kenneth reverted, did the same. I’m sure that if they had you would have gleefully reported that, wouldn’t you?

[Lilllabettt]

The problem with using conversion stories is the difficulty in determing the authenticity of the "conversion."

Is the decision a truly deep, lasting, movement of the soul, or is it a superficial choice based on emotions or aesthetic? This man converted to Catholicism in the super-charged religious atmosphere of a monastery.

Elizabeth Taylor married 8 times to 7 husbands. That makes me wonder if she was ever married at all. Did she have the proper appreciation and understanding of what marriage is that is necessary to marry anybody?

This man has "converted" so many times. And every time there's a new testimony or a new book. I would read his material to find out what not to base a conversion decision on, but not for anything else.

[vladimir998]

Ken Guindon has changed his religion and or church so many times it’s hard to keep up with. He’s been baptized at least 6 times by my count.

I think he has a problem in general.

[don-o]

mark

I want to see how an ecumenical thread works.