Rita* and Zairus* are two field workers who felt called by God to serve in a remote area of a majority-Muslim country.

Prior to finding Christ, Andrew was addicted to drugs for 10 years, beginning in high school.

Montagnard Christians living in the Central Highlands of Vietnam have been systematically persecuted by their government. Those who identify as Protestant or evangelical often face the most pressure and violence for their faith, especially in the remote areas of central and northern Vietnam.

In Egypt, Omar worked as a treasurer in a public school to support his family. Last year, the headmaster of the school reported a sum of stolen money and falsely accused Omar as the thief.

Free North Korea Radio (FNKR), a radio program supported by ICC, has been working to bring news, information, and the Gospel message to the people of North Korea since 2006.

Mona, 25, lives as a single mother after she and her daughter fled the home where she lived with her abusive Muslim husband.

In the middle of 2021, Malaki Aritonang and his wife founded the ministry Garis Depan in the town of Gunang Tua, a rural village located about 10 hours away from the nearest large city in North Sumatra.

Parole Vivante (PV)* is an organization based in a predominantly Muslim country in Southeast Asia. The ministry supports five believers with Muslim backgrounds who have been working with PV for a little over five years.

Brother Thomas Don*, his wife, and their five young children have been facing a very challenging situation. They are a poor family from Kayong tribe in Quang Ngai province, who converted to Christianity in June 2021.

Umar* is a Muslim-background believer from the Sundanese tribe in Indonesia and is spiritually mentored by Joyo*. To meet Umar’s daily needs, Joyo helps Umar with the sales of ornamental plants. However, the capital for Umar’s business was insufficient for him to have a sustainable income.