List of converts to Christianity

From major religions

• List of converts to Christianity from nontheism
• List of converts to Christianity from Buddhism
• List of converts to Christianity from Confucianism
• List of converts to Christianity from Hinduism
• List of converts to Christianity from Islam
• List of converts to Christianity from Judaism
• List of converts to Christianity from Paganism
• List of converts to Christianity from Sikhism

  Baha'i Faith

• John Ford Coley — American artist and author.

  Cao Dai

• Phan Thị Kim Phúc — subject of a Pulitzer Prize winning photograph by "Nick" Ut, she now heads a fund for children victims of war.

  Manichaeism

• St. Augustine of Hippo — was an early Christian theologian and philosopher.

  Rastafarian

• Judy Mowatt — Jamaican reggae singer
• Papa San — Jamaican reggae singer
• Bob Marley — Jamaican reggae singer and musician

  Zoroastrianism

• Mar Abba I — Metropolitan bishop and saint of the Assyrian Church of the East
• Shapurji Edalji — probably the first person from South Asia to be made the vicar of an English parish.

  Yezidism

• Zarifa Pashaevna Mgoyan — Russian pop singer, model and actress convert to Eastern Orthodoxy after marriage.

  Satanism

• Jason Massey — American murderer
• Sean Sellers — American murderer.

  Skepticism

• Chip Ingram — American author and pastor of Venture Christian Church in Los Gatos, California.

  Undetermined

• Kim Dae-jung — President of South Korea from 1998 to 2003, and the 2000 Nobel Peace Prize recipient.
• Tony Fontane — popular recording artist in the 1940s and 1950s
• Wernher von Braun — German aerospace engineer and space architect considered a "father of rocket science". Von Braun's religious conversion occurred in 1946 after he visited a church in Texas.
• René Girard — philosophical anthropologist
• William Onyeabor — Nigerian funk musician.
• Barbara Jones — Jamaican singer who after becoming a Christian gave up her secular career and released four Gospel albums.
• Gloria Gaynor — American singer, best known for her disco era hits, notably "I Will Survive". After what she referred to as a sinful lifestyle, and a search in different faiths, she became a Christian and rejected several things from her former musical career.
• Tony Orlando — American producer who reached fame as the lead singer of the group Tony Orlando and Dawn in the early 1970s. Interviewed on The 700 Club, he explained that he became a Christian in 1978, after life struggles.
• Lou Gramm — lead singer of 80's band Foreigner. He struggled with sex, drugs and rock n'roll, and in 1992, after having completed a stint in a rehab center, he became a born again Christian. After surviving a brain tumour, he released a Christian rock album The Lou Gram Band.
• Lord Kenya — pioneer of Ghanaian Hiplife and multiple award-winning musician who in 2010 became a Christian after visiting a Church where he said he had an experience with the Holy Spirit and a warning of repentance. He changed his life direction and became an evangelist under his real name Abraham Philip Akpor Kojo Kenya.
• Nicko McBrain — drummer of heavy metal band Iron Maiden.
• Jin Au-Yeung — Chinese-American hip hop rapper, songwriter and actor. Became a born again Christian in 2008.
• Spencer Chamberlain — lead vocalist of the Christian metalcore band Underoath, was not raised in a religious home.
• Dave Mustaine — former lead guitarist of Metallica and co-founder and lead guitarist of Megadeth. Though raised as a Jehovah Witness, he left religion early in his youth and later practiced satanism and occult practices. In 2002 he became a born-again Christian.
• Kunle Ajayi — Nigerian saxophonist and veteran of Gospel music in his country. He became a Christian when he was in High School. Later, along with his musical career, he also became a Pastor.
• Abraham Laboriel — prominent Mexican bassist who has participated in over 5,000 studio albums along with international musicians. He became a Christian and recorded several Gospel albums and he has continued to play along with Christian and secular musicians.
• G.E.M. — notable Hong Kong singer who was baptized and became a Christian in 2011.
• Vanity — former front woman of Vanity 6 who after becoming a Christian renounced her stage name and music and started to preach in different parts of the U.S.