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Chuck Norris -

Norris discovered Jesus and also authored several books to assist others in finding him.

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Gary Busey -

Busey was born again after surviving a serious motorcycle crash in 1988.

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Lenny Kravitz -

Lenny Kravitz grew up with a Jewish and a Christian parent, but his personal connection to religion formed during a period of illness. While at a training camp for the California Boys Choir, Kravitz fell ill with the flu and was secluded in the infirmary. During his time there, he conversed extensively about God with a fellow patient, who happened to be a minister's son. One momentous day, both of them experienced a powerful presence of God in their shared space. Consequently, Kravitz has remained a committed Christian ever since.

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Bob Dylan -

Despite growing up in a Jewish family, Bob Dylan embraced Christianity in the late 1970s, becoming a born-again Christian.

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George W. Bush -

After years of drinking and partying, George W. Bush turned his life around and became an evangelical Christian.

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Russell Wilson -

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson, the husband of singer Ciara, is a born-again Christian. Their faith informed their decision to wait until marriage to be intimate.

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Alice Cooper -

Alice Cooper was raised in a Mormon family, with his father serving as a preacher in the Church of Jesus Christ. As he confronted his struggles with substance abuse, Cooper experienced a profound religious transformation, becoming a devout born-again Christian.

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Johnny Cash -

Johnny Cash experienced a transformation in 1968 when he found renewed faith. "A few years ago I was hooked on drugs. I dreaded waking up in the morning. There was no joy, peace, or happiness in my life," the country legend recalled. "Then one day in my helplessness I turned my life completely over to God. Now I can’t wait to get up in the morning to study the Bible."

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Candace Cameron Bure -

The actress known for her role in 'Full House' has consistently expressed her strong religious beliefs. She is a committed born-again Christian and has firmly declined opportunities to be involved in television programs or films that don't align with her "family-friendly" standards. In 2022, she assumed the position of chief creative officer at Great American Family, a cable network channel grounded in conservative faith values.

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Mr. T -

The actor is a devout believer who, following hurricane Katrina, selflessly donated his gold possessions. He believed it was incongruous for a Christian to flaunt wealth while countless individuals endured hardships.

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Bono -

The U2 singer has been quoted saying, "I wish to begin again daily. To be born again every day is something that I try to do. And I'm ... serious about that." 

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Melissa Joan Hart -

Melissa Joan Hart grew up as a Catholic, but experienced a religious transformation after marrying and adopting the practices of Presbyterianism. She openly shares her faith and actively participates in events centered around the study of the Bible within her community.

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Donna Summer -

Donna Summer, the iconic disco queen, had a Christian upbringing but experienced a decline in her religious dedication during the peak of her fame. However, in the 1980s, following the decline of disco's popularity, she underwent a spiritual transformation, embracing her faith once again.

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Sheila E. -

When she turned 18, musician Sheila E. embraced Christianity following a friend's suggestion to surrender her heart to Christ.

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Bettie Page -

The American model embraced Christianity in 1959 and became born again. 

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Stephen Baldwin -

The American actor and producer converted to Christianity following the events of September 11th.

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Chris Pratt -

Pratt has remained a faithful Christian since encountering a stranger in Hawaii during his teenage years. The stranger approached him, relaying a message from Jesus that Pratt was "destined for great things."

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Jeff Gordon -

The professional racing stock car driver became a born-again Christian and speaks openly about it.

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MC Hammer -

MC Hammer made a religious transformation in the late 1990s and currently creates predominantly gospel music rather than hip-hop.

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Mickey Rooney -

In the early 1970s, the actor underwent a spiritual transformation and embraced Christianity after an encounter with an angel during a dinner.

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Jesse McCartney -

Jesse McCartney, an American actor and singer, usually keeps his faith private, but he identifies as a born-again Christian.

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Tom Hanks -

Hanks had a transformative experience during his time in high school when he was surrounded by Jewish peers and his aunt, who practiced Nazarene faith.

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Kirk Cameron -

After embracing Christianity, Cameron left his Hollywood career to dedicate himself to Christian endeavors.

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Reggie White -

Reggie White, an NFL icon, embraced Christianity and obtained ordination as an evangelical minister in 1981.

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Niki Taylor -

Following a life-threatening accident in 2001, Niki Taylor experienced a spiritual rebirth and currently attends Calvary Chapel Brentwood in Nashville.

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Charlie Sheen -

Charlie Sheen publicly declared his conversion to Christianity in 1997. However, in 1998, he was hospitalized due to a drug overdose and hasn't appeared to actively practice his faith since then.

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Justine Bateman -

The American writer sought solace in religion to overcome an eating disorder.

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Jane Fonda -

Jane Fonda shares in her book 'My Life So Far' how discovering God in 1998 empowered her to conquer her struggle with compulsive eating.

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John Corbett John -

John Corbett, famous for his role in 'Sex and the City,' was brought up in the Catholic faith. However, he had a change of heart in 1986 after reading the Bible, leading him to become a born-again Christian. Despite not having found a church he connects with, he maintains a close relationship with God through personal Bible readings and prayers.

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George Foreman -

After a fight in 1977, the boxer's near-death experience led to his renewed faith in Christianity, leading him to become an ordained minister.

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Darryl Strawberry -

Strawberry embraced Christianity after his baseball retirement in 1999.

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Angus T. Jones -

Angus T. Jones, the child actor from 'Two and a Half Men,' embraced the Christian faith as he reached adulthood. His newfound beliefs prompted him to advise against watching the television show he once starred in. 

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Sherri Shepherd -

After feeling disillusioned with her previous belief system as a Jehovah's Witness, Shepherd later embraced Christianity and became a born-again Christian.

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Chris Tucker -

Chris Tucker, famous for his role in the stoner comedy 'Friday,' experienced a religious transformation in 1997 and subsequently turned down the opportunity to participate in the sequels. 

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See also: Celebrities who follow their faith religiously

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