List of converts to the Bahá'í Faith from Christianity

This is a list of notable converts to the Bahá'í Faith from Christianity.

Marie of Romania converted to Bahá'í Faith, from the Church of England

• Anthony Azizi^[1] (24) – actor
• Earl Cameron^[2] (Thunderball, The Interpreter) – actor
• Nelson Évora^[3] – Portuguese Olympic Gold Medal (Beijing, 2008) and Gold Medal recipient for the 2007 Athletics World Championship in Osaka, Japan in Triple Jump
• Russell Garcia^[4] – motion picture composer
• Khalil Greene^[5] – shortstop for the Texas Rangers
• David Krummenacker ^[6] – Track & Field World Champion in 800m in 2003, NCAA Champion (Georgia Tech) 1997, 1998
• Jacqueline Left Hand Bull^[7] – Indian Health care policy administrator (from Catholicism)^[8]
• Queen Marie of Romania^[9]
• Luke McPharlin^[10] – Australian footballer for the Fremantle Dockers
• Enoch Olinga – born to an Anglican^[11] earned the title Hand of the Cause of God.
• KC Porter^[12] – American multi-grammy winning producer
• Flora Purim^[13] – Brazilian American jazz singer
• Charles Mason Remey^[14]
• George Townshend – former Archdeacon of Clonfert

References

1. Anthony Azizi. "Anthony Azizi: Bio". Retrieved 2009-11-14.
2. Veteran actor Earl Cameron brings a sense of world citizenship to UN role by Robert Weinberg, ONE COUNTRY, Volume 17, Issue 1 / April–June 2005
3. Baha'i World News Service – top sportsmen find support in faith
4. Russell Garcia
5. Dolbee, Sandi,"Passion for game, faith drives Padres' Greene", The San Diego Union-Tribune, 20 September 2004. Accessed 10 August 2007.
6. Running the race of his life
7. Garriganm, Mary (May 28, 2007). "Left Hand Bull to lead nation's Baha'is". Rapid City Journal. Retrieved December 20, 2014.
8. Jacqueline Left Hand Bull, A Baha'i Perspective (Podcast and radio), August 14, 2010
9. Hassall, Graham; Fazel, Seena. "100 Years of the Baha'i Faith in Europe". Baha'i Studies Review. 8 (3): 35–44. Retrieved 26 April 2007.
10. A player and more by Les Everett, Australian Rules, from the Fremantle Herald
11. Lee, Anthony A. (2008), "Enoch Olinga", Africana: The Encyclopedia of the African and African-American Experience, Oxford University Press
12. Biography on Official Webpage
13. Melt2000: Flora Purim (bio)
14. Remey, 1960 p. 2