List of people who have converted to Anglicanism

This page lists individuals who adopted the Anglican faith without being born into it:

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Madeleine Albright, U.S. Secretary of State^[1]
Miriam Byrne, former Roman Catholic nun who became a priest in the Episcopal church of Scotland^[2]
Phillip Blond, English political thinker^[3]
Rupert Sheldrake, English biologist, formerly a Methodist^[4]
Margaret Thatcher, UK Prime Minister, formerly a Methodist^[5]

References

↑ Dobbs, Michael, Albright's Family Tragedy comes to light, Washington Post Feb 4 1997
↑ Article in The Courier, 20 April 2006
↑ Article in Independent, 3 April 2010
↑ Why I am still an Anglican, Continuum page 119
↑ Hugo Young, "One of Us", 1989

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