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A network of converts to Catholicism helping other non-Catholic Christians, clergy and laity, to discover the truth and beauty of the Catholic Church and to make the journey home. We strive to ensure that each person touched by grace has fellowship and resources for their journey of continual conversion to Jesus Christ. We Provide:

- Contacts, assistance, and fellowship
for those who are exploring the teaching
and history of the Catholic Church and are considering coming into full communion with the Church.

- Continued fellowship and encouragement
for those who have entered the Church and want to live fully Catholic lives.

- Books, literature, and audio/visual resources that give clear expressions of the Catholic Faith.

- The CHNetwork staff and an international Helpers Network of volunteers who help answer questions and provide encouragement to those on the journey or converts in need of continued support.

- The monthly CHNewsletter that features conversion stories, articles, announcements,
and a prayer list for the needs of
members.

- The CHNetwork website (www.chnetwork. org) that provides a wealth of daily inspiration and encouragement to inquirers all over the world! Browse our conversion story archive and find a story that speaks to your journey. Discover articles, videos, podcasts, and downloadable resources on Church history and a variety of other topics. Watch or listen to episodes of The Journey Home and Deep in Scripture programs, and much more!

11/04/2026

NEW episode of On the Journey!

Former Baptist pastor Ken Hensley is joined by former Pentecostal pastor Kenny Burchard and former Wesleyan Matt Swaim to continue their series revisiting what Catholics believe about the Eucharist.

Having seen the historical evidence showing that early Christians treated the Lord’s Supper in a way that was much more Catholic than Protestant, Ken Hensley decided to go back to the New Testament with fresh eyes. Did St. Paul, especially in his teachings to the Corinthians, believe in what Catholics refer to as the “Real Presence” of Jesus in the Eucharist?

Share via: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email More Former Baptist pastor Ken Hensley is joined by former Pentecostal pastor Kenny Burchard and former Wesleyan Matt Swaim to continue their series revisiting

11/02/2026

Follow the link to pray the Rosary with us on Zoom at 4:30PM ET today!

If you're curious about the Rosary, or new to it, and looking to pray with others who are getting to know this meditation on the life of Jesus, we'd love to have you.

Feel free to just listen along if you like; here's the link to join us: http://chnetwork-org.zoom.us/j/84026942984

11/02/2026

Tonight at 8ET, catch an all-new episode of The Journey Home!

Luma Simms grew up in an Orthodox Christian family in Iraq. When her family left their home country and stayed in Greece for a few years before coming to the US, they encountered Evangelical missionaries who told them they were not "real” Christians yet, and that they had to adopt Evangelicalism.

Along the way, Luma began to gravitate toward a more Calvinist expression of Christianity. But when that theology began to unravel, she started to look deeper into historical theology, finding that her true Christian home was in the Catholic Church, which she entered in 2018.

Luma has an incredible story! Be sure to tune in...

10/30/2026

Here's a neat conversion vignette heading into All Saints Day...

As she became more interested in the Catholic Faith, Amy McEntee was particularly drawn by the way the Church understood the Communion of Saints; every story to her was an exciting new example of what it could look like to follow Jesus.

And the more she dove into the reality of the saints, the more it made sense to her that these men and women of God were still very much an active part of the Church, even if they died centuries ago.

10/29/2026

"Sometimes in life the question 'What is truth?' can threaten to consume us and even tempt us to place the search for the answers before what we already *know* to be true and is most important. However, it is in keeping first things first—a daily, determined life of prayer and carrying out the duties of love to which God calls us— that we will have hearts and minds that will truly be open and receptive to the fullness of truth to which God wants to lead us."

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Share via: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email More Some of my favorite episodes of EWTN’s The Journey Home program have been interviews with couples who came home to the Catholic Church

10/28/2026

NEW episode of On the Journey, kicking off a brand new series...

Former Baptist pastor Ken Hensley is joined by former Pentecostal pastor Kenny Burchard and former Wesleyan Matt Swaim to begin a new series revisiting what Catholics believe about the Eucharist.

Matt, Ken, and Kenny share how they experienced and even led observances of the Lord’s Supper in their previous Christian contexts.

They go on to compare what they believed about Communion then with what they came to discover when they first started looking at how the earliest Christians followed Jesus’ command to “do this in remembrance of me.”

Former Baptist pastor Ken Hensley is joined by former Pentecostal p...

10/27/2026

BAPTIST HELL HOUSES AND CATHOLIC HALLOWEEN

In an episode from the archives, CHNetwork's Matt Swaim is joined by two fellow converts who used to avoid Halloween to look at the Catholic perspective on death, the saints, and a whole bunch of other topics that come up this time of year:

10/27/2026

This week's episode of The Journey Home is online to watch and share!

After experimenting with different religious ideas as a young man, Fr. Jonathan Mitchican became a Christian and followed a call to ordination in the Episcopal Church. Eventually, through history, liturgy, and authority, he felt drawn more and more to the Catholic Faith.

He entered the Church in 2015, and in 2018, was ordained to the priesthood through the Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter. He now serves as chaplain of a Catholic high school in Texas, and has written extensively on the value of the Sacrament of Confession.

Share via: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email More After experimenting with different religious ideas as a young man, Fr. Jonathan Mitchican became a Christian and followed a call to ordination in

10/26/2026

Tonight at 8ET, catch an all-new episode of The Journey Home!

Fr. Jonathan Mitchican shares his path to the Catholic faith and the priesthood through the Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter...

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