The Coming Home Network International

The Coming Home Network International The CHNetwork assists non-Catholic Christians, clergy and laity, to discover the beauty and truth of the Catholic Church. www.CHNetwork.org
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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 explorin

g 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!

Former Wesleyan pastor Luke Nelson, Jr., shares his journey to the Catholic Faith: "One day I discovered something truly...
06/12/2026

Former Wesleyan pastor Luke Nelson, Jr., shares his journey to the Catholic Faith:

"One day I discovered something truly amazing that changed my life forever... All my life it had been just down the street, or over in the next town, but I was blind to its beauty. The place is known as the Catholic Church, and it is there that I have more fully come to understand what it means to be born again; and it is there I have found a key for every door. In this setting, once unknown, an Evangelical Protestant pastor has experienced an environment where nothing has changed, but everything is different."

Share via: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email More “He was born in the summer of his 57th* yearComing home to a place he’d never been before.He left yesterday behind him, you

Dino Remedios had Catholic roots, but by the time he was a teenager, he considered himself pretty firmly agnostic. He sh...
06/12/2026

Dino Remedios had Catholic roots, but by the time he was a teenager, he considered himself pretty firmly agnostic.

He shares the circumstances that led him to read through the New Testament on his own for the first time, and what he discovered about Jesus, about Christianity, and about himself.

Dino Remedios had Catholic roots, but by the time he was a teenager...

NEW episode of On the Journey!Former Baptist pastor Ken Hensley continues his series with Matt Swaim and Kenny Burchard ...
06/10/2026

NEW episode of On the Journey!

Former Baptist pastor Ken Hensley continues his series with Matt Swaim and Kenny Burchard about how the theological framework of Dispensationalism began to fall apart for him.

In this episode, they begin to unpack the prophecies of Jesus in Matthew 24, when the Lord warns his apostles of coming destruction and tragedy.

So what was Jesus referring to? What did this mean for the Temple? And when does Jesus indicate these prophecies will be fulfilled?

Former Baptist pastor Ken Hensley continues his series with Matt Sw...

A question for Catholic converts:
06/09/2026

A question for Catholic converts:

Please join us in praying for the repose of the soul of Dr. Robert Louis Wilken, who passed away on June 6th at the age ...
06/09/2026

Please join us in praying for the repose of the soul of Dr. Robert Louis Wilken, who passed away on June 6th at the age of 89.

Dr. Wilken shared his journey from Lutheran ministry to the Catholic Faith on a 1999 episode of The Journey Home:

Share via: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email More Dr. Wilken was brought up in a Lutheran family that was serious about their Christianity. As a boy he felt a calling to

Tonight at 8ET, catch an all-new episode of The Journey Home!Dr. Lisa Heerema shares her journey from Dutch Calvinism to...
06/08/2026

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

Dr. Lisa Heerema shares her journey from Dutch Calvinism to the Catholic Faith...

Through his time in ministry school and during his years serving in various congregational leadership roles, Grant Adams...
06/05/2026

Through his time in ministry school and during his years serving in various congregational leadership roles, Grant Adams wanted to preach the Gospel faithfully, and worship Jesus truly.

During those years, he helped lead the Lord’s Supper in a number of different contexts, and while they were meaningful in their own way, Grant felt like something important was missing from his understanding of what Jesus had called his apostles to do at their last meal together.

Grant shares how his desire to honor the words and intention of Jesus at the Last Supper led him to look into the practice of the earliest Christians, and discover a Eucharistic theology that resolved the questions and tension he’d been dealing with about the meaning of Holy Communion.

Through his time in ministry school and during his years serving in...

A CHNetwork Member Asks: "I’ve been reading the Catechism, and there’s a lot that makes sense to me, but there’s a lot t...
06/04/2026

A CHNetwork Member Asks:

"I’ve been reading the Catechism, and there’s a lot that makes sense to me, but there’s a lot that goes over my head, and I’m a little intimidated at how much there is to learn… I’m afraid I can never become Catholic, because I don’t think I can ever absorb it all. How much information do I have to know before I can make an 'informed' decision to become Catholic?"

It's a great question... how much DO you need to know before you can become Catholic?

Share via: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email More A CHNetwork Member Asks: I’ve been reading the Catechism, and there’s a lot that makes sense to me, but there’s a lot that

The rapture, the tribulation, the rebuilding of the temple... these are all intrinsic to the prophetic vision of the Dis...
06/03/2026

The rapture, the tribulation, the rebuilding of the temple... these are all intrinsic to the prophetic vision of the Dispensationalist worldview.

But are they reflective of what the Bible actually teaches about the Kingdom of the Messiah?

Ken Hensley, a former Baptist pastor who used to preach Dispensationalism, looks at how the assumptions of that world view require it to come up with a conclusion about the prophetic timeline, and then go back to find scriptures to support it, rather than allowing Jesus and the authors of the New Testament to tell us how these prophecies are fulfilled.

The rapture, the tribulation, the rebuilding of the temple... these...

Tonight at 8ET, catch an all-new episode of The Journey Home!Fr. Allan Phan from the Diocese of Lincoln shares his journ...
06/01/2026

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

Fr. Allan Phan from the Diocese of Lincoln shares his journey from Buddhist roots to the Catholic priesthood...

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