Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago

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Grant Adams had roots in both Baptist and Assemblies of God congregations, and went on to a Charismatic school of ministry to prepare to serve a congregation.

While there, he was introduced to the Church Fathers, who had a very different view of Baptism than the one he’d grown up with. Seeing that they treated it as a sacrament made him wonder if his view of Communion was also out of step with historic Christianity.

After serving seven years in ministry, as both a children’s and student pastor, Grant ended up coming home to the Catholic Church.

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