The story of Faith McDonnell is one of persistence, courage, and a refusal to look away. For more than thirty years, Faith has been the voice for people most of the world has never heard of: believers imprisoned, enslaved, and killed for their faith in Sudan, Nigeria, North Korea, and beyond. She helped shape the International Religious Freedom Act in the United States, organized vigils in front of the White House, and drafted legislation that forced Washington to pay attention to a genocide it preferred to ignore. When South Sudan finally won its freedom, Faith had spent years fighting for it. Today she is doing the same for the Christians of Nigeria, where entire villages are being wiped out while the headlines stay silent. You'd expect a woman like that to be hardened by what she has seen. Instead, you meet a sweet little lady. Don't let that fool you. She is a warrior through and through.
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