What was it that brought you to Jesus?

Well I grew up in a Christian family but before my parents became
Christians our house was filled with evil spirits, my dad thought that my mom is insane because we're all frightened except my dad because he's not always at home because of work. That's why my mom consulted different exorcist but nothing changed the spirits are still there that's the reason that led her to read the bible then she seek churches that preaches about the power of Jesus Christ and received Christ as personal Lord & Savior and she led us to received Christ also. God used my parents that's why I'm blessed to have Jesus Christ in my life.

My reason is surely less important than yours (so sorry for what happened in your family).
First of all, my parents obviously decided for me in my childhood to receive the sacraments of baptism, holy communion and confirmation.
Then at the high school I had a wonderful teacher of christian religion who open my eyes with her words and her book suggestions (i.e. the ones by Mother Teresa).
In that period I started to have my teenager problems with my first real boyfriend, that's how I approached God a lot more.
During summer 2006 I wanted to add two important stops in my summer vacations, as I was going to visit two fantastic Countries, which was Lourdes and Fatima. I came home with the desire of having a bigger faith and of experience other pilgrimages. I visited Loreto (in Italy), now I want to visit San Giovanni Rotondo and Medjugorje.

Great discussion, thanks for asking.

The only best thing I have chosen that brought me to HIM was to be fully initiated into the CATHOLIC CHURCH. I accomplished it in the Easter of 2006. I alwasy carefully confess my stuff honestly as part of being loving and faithful. Of course forgiving is mostly important. I have always pray a lot and thinking of HIM as the best source of life and love. I pray a lot for the whole world. So if you pray to God, you will be saved.

I grew up in a Christian family and knew about Jesus, but I didn't accept him until I was in college. I went to a play called HEaven's Gates, Hell's Flames which went through daily scenerios about life and death and it made me think.