Non-Catholic Christian ministers, David & Sally Gallagher, discuss their appreciation of the Catholic love of "the least of these, Christ's brethren" in their ministry to persons with cognitive impairments.

Young men still on the journey towards full incorporation into the Catholic Church, Ted Wolhford and Josh Keiler tell of their passion and reasons for wanting to join the Catholic Church.

Convert from the Christian Reformed tradition, Bob Dodde extols the simplicity of depth of the mysteries of the Catholic Faith.

The unlikely conversion to Catholicism of Brenda Van Weizel, a woman raised on prejudicial stereotypes about the Catholic Faith.

Catholic apologist, Phil Dolci, discusses Christ's desire "that all may be made one" in light of his experiences with Catholic and Evangelical Christian youth.

Suzanne Ilahi, a revert to her Catholic faith describes how her dissatisfaction with another non-Christian religious tradition led her back to the faith of her childhood.

Convert to Catholicism, Lang Monfort, discusses how Catholic social ethics, especially its appreciation for the public dimensions of its ethical teaching, linked up with his life-long interest in politics to draw him to the Catholic Church.

Friends, Todd Vanocker and John Duimstra, discuss how an intellectual search for the truth, as well as peer pressure and support, lead them from Protestantism to Catholicism.

Catholic biologist, Dr. Timothy W. Houseal, explains the truth about embryonic stem cell research in light of catholic teaching and scientific research.

George and Sonya Maierhauser, Evangelical "church planters" - he a re-vert to Catholicism and she a convert from the Moody Bible Institute - describe how the Church's consistency against contraception convinced them of the truth of Catholicism.