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Christianity Today’s Reader-Favorite Testimonies of 2024

The most widely read conversion stories of the year.

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Christianity Today December 20, 2024
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Sharing testimonies—from the highly dramatic to the quietly convicting—is an important part of what we do at Christianity Today. Below are the top testimonies of 2024, from both our print magazine and online exclusives, ranked in reverse order of what readers loved most.

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