Born into a strict Christian household in Kenya, Yahya Ondigo was always a man of faith. He went on to join the military, and it was during this time that he was given his first exposure to the Muslim way of life. When his questions about the Christian faith were left inadequately answered, and with the help of his elder brother who had recently converted to Islam, Ondigo’s search for the truth led him towards Islam.My Journey from Christianity to Islam is an autobiographical work, charting this faith journey with some reflections that Ondigo made along the way concerning both religions. He discusses discrepancies in the Christian faith, particularly those with regards to the position of Jesus Christ (peace be upon him). He also touches on some ofFamily members are mourning the death of a 32-year-old man who was shot at his uncle’s house on
the East Side today.

William T. Stubbs was at the house of 46-year-old Thomas Stubbs when someone shot them both
just before 2 a.m., Columbus police said. William Stubbs was pronounced dead by medics shortly
after they arrived at the house at 396 Eldridge St.

Thomas Stubbs was shot in the arm and taken to Grant Medical Center, where he was treated and
released.

Later, he stood at Pembroke Avenue and Eldridge with other family members, still wearing a
hospital gown beneath a black T-shirt, waiting for his nephew’s body to be removed from his home.
He declined to speak with a reporter, as did William Stubbs’ fiancee.

William Stubbs had four children, ages 15 months to 11 years, said