"The Wonder Years" Star Opens Up About Transformation And Finding Faith Two Years Ago

�The Wonder Years� star Danica McKellar opened up about the transformation
she�s seen in her life after finding faith � following an invitation to
attend to church two years ago from �Full House� actress Candace Cameron
Bure.

The 49-year-old actress spoke to Fox News about the importance of Easter week
and said it �marks two years of becoming a believer� after �Bure brought me
into her church on Palm Sunday, and we saw the passion play there at Shepherd
Church.�

�It changed my life,� McKellar told the outlet about going to the service in
southern California. �I don�t know what happened. Some people say the Holy
Spirit came to me. All I know is that I knew I became a believer, and it was
the most wonderful, transformative moment.�

�I was flooded with this knowingness, and I have such peace from that still
after two years, and I�m so grateful for it,� she added, noting how the
Easter season is full of �redemption and rebirth.�

�And I feel that,� the actress continued. �My wish for the world is that they
would feel that as well and be open to God�s love because it�s
transformative, and it�s there for everyone.�

And the Hollywood star wasn�t alone in talking about how transformative faith
can be. On Easter Sunday, actor Chris Pratt shared a similar message on
Instagram and wrote that, �HE [Jesus] IS RISEN! He transformed my life. He
can transform yours as well. I promise you. Jesus is the way, the truth and
the life.�

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The �Crown For Christmas� star previously talked about her conversion to
Christianity and credited Bure and her own father, who found faith later in
life, with making it happen, McKellar said at the time.

�I�ve been around Christianity my whole life in some way, shape, or form, but
it never really clicked,� McKellar said previously. �And my good friend
Candace Cameron Bure� she brought me to church. And all I can say is that
something happened.�

�I�d always been so biased against Christianity for various reasons, mostly
because of the bad reputation it�s gotten with causing wars, and you think,
�Oh, Christians are these really judgmental people,� and all this religious
stuff,� she added. �The truth is, Jesus was anti-religion. He was anti-
religion, and I didn�t even realize that.�

�Everything I always thought about there being some higher power and wanting
to do the right thing, just because it�s the right thing, when no one�s
watching, why that matters, and it all just came into focus,� McKellar
continued. �And I feel so blessed� I just want people to feel the love and
peace that I feel now.�

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Let's go Brandon!