Thomas A. Tarrants
Thomas A. Tarrants was a former KKK member and white supremacist who underwent a radical transformation.
Born in Alabama, he became involved with extremist groups in the 1960s, participating in violent activities.
After a near-fatal shootout with police, Tarrants was imprisoned.
During his incarceration, he experienced a spiritual awakening, converting to Christianity and renouncing his racist beliefs.
Upon release, he pursued theological education and dedicated his life to ministry and racial reconciliation efforts.
Tarrants later served as president of the C.S. Lewis Institute and authored books on his experiences.
His story serves as a powerful testament to personal change and the possibility of redemption.
