Breaking the Chains:

Former U.S. Representative (R-VA) and creator of the very first International Religious Freedom Act that became law in 1998. Mr. Wolf traveled five times to the Sudan, advocating for relief of the Darfur genocide. He has also convened conferences in his district to address human rights issues around the world.

Leah Henck serves as President for Freedom Firm USA, an organization focused on supporting the work to end child sex trafficking in India. This year Freedom Firm is celebrating its 20th year of persistent effort to bring rescue, restoration, and justice to the most vulnerable. Because impact is impossible in isolation, Leah counts it a privilege to stand as one of the team, together reaching out hands of hope and healing to girls forgotten and abused. 

Bishop E. A. Abraham represents Hope India Mission, overseeing 200+ churches across 13 states in North India. Originally from the south India, he set out to North India 40 years ago on a mission commissioned by our Lord.  Leading a dedicated team of 500+ pastors, evangelists, and volunteers, his ministry actively cares for destitutes, orphans, and survivors of human trafficking. Despite escalating persecution and unjust anti-conversion laws, Bishop Abraham boldly advances the Gospel and supports the persecuted Church.

Franc Utoo is a Nigerian legal practitioner, policy scholar, and human rights advocate committed to exposing and stopping the ongoing genocide against Christians in Nigeria’s Middle Belt and Northern part of the country. A native of Yelewata, Benue State, where over 270 villagers—including 34 of his close relatives—were massacred on June 13, 2025, Franc has become one of the most outspoken voices against Fulani terrorist violence targeting Christian communities

Anthea Kotlan serves as the women’s ministry leader in her diocese and on the leadership team for the Women’s Leadership Network which is part of the Provincial Leadership Network, as well as the leader for New Wineskins Anglican Freedom Network that focuses on human trafficking and slavery.

Bishop-in-Exile to the Kadugli Diocese of Sudan in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan. After Sudan’s President Omar al-Bashir targeted him for assassination when he stood against government policies of persecution and genocide, Bishop Andudu was given exile status and U.S. citizenship

An advocate for persecuted believers and for wider human rights issues for over 27 years, speaking, writing extensively, and mobilizing church members. Faith organized rallies and protests, drafted legislation on religious persecution for both houses of Congress, and for the Anglican Church.

Founder of China Aid in Philadelphia to promote religious freedom and the rule of law in China. Bob regularly testifies and briefs policy makers and legislators on religious freedom, national security, foreign policy, the rule of law, and refugee issues in the free world.

Saba Gill serves as the Director of Women & Family Empowerment at Glee Ministries with her husband, Sharoon Sarfraz, ministering among persecuted Christian brick kiln families in Pakistan. She leads initiatives that empower women and children through vocational training, discipleship, and community outreach. Saba also serves as a Development Program Assistant with the U.S. Embassy in Islamabad and holds Master's degrees in Public Administration and Human Resource Management.

As a volunteer for Open Doors USA, she has been invited to speak in various venues, and she has organized many events to bring prayer and advocacy to suffering Christians. She has also served as Co-Leader of several Persecuted Church Pre-Conferences.