Spiritual Conversion

Glenn Beck: A Convert's Spiritual Transformation to the Restored Gospel (1999)

2000s · 1999
United States
Glenn Beck

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LDS Witness Archive

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Glenn Beck (born 1964), the American radio and television commentator, found his way to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints after a long personal search through suffering, addiction, and recovery. In 1999, he and his wife were baptized into the restored Church—an act he has described as the turning of his life toward the Savior and His Atonement. His conversion, lived publicly, is a faith-promoting witness that the restored gospel reaches even those the world might think farthest from it, and that the Lord's arm is stretched out still to all who seek Him.

Sources & References

Glenn Beck, conversion and public testimony of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (1999); Glenn Beck, 'The Christmas Sweater' and public addresses on faith and recovery.

Miracles of the Restoration
A collection of faith-affirming accounts from the Restoration era to the present day.