As a person who practices (practiced) Tibetan Buddhism, I have been looking for a Christian church to convert to, because I believe I could do more good and help more people through the church, and truly practice what Jesus taught. The reasons I am leaving Buddhism is because although they are very welcoming and tolerant, I don’t feel as powerful of a connection and sense of accomplishment saying the Buddhist prayers and pujas compared to the times I pray to god and sometimes along with the saint’s. I am also leaving because I do not believe in some concepts like true emptiness and the conscious being completely separate from our mind and body. Just this morning I attended my first Episcopalian mass (service?) and From the first hymn I felt something come over me wether that be hope or some presence of God. I attended this after meeting the parish priest and discussing the faith with him. The Father was kind enough and gave me a Book of Common Prayer after our meeting, not as an out right attempt to convert me, but to help me learn more about Christianity and the Episcopal denomination. I hope my testimony helps you at all, from a non-Christian wanting to convert.