Faith McDonnell has recently become the Director of Advocacy at Katartismos Global, a Christian non-profit organization founded by The Rt. Rev. Mrs. Julian Dobbs for the purpose of "Equipping the Saints." Previously she directed the International Religious Liberty Program and Church Alliance for a New Sudan at the Institute on Religion and Democracy, Washington, DC. Faith has been 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 Episcopal Church. In addition to co-leading the Anglican Persecuted Church Network, Faith co-leads GAFCON’s Suffering Church Network with the Rt. Rev. Andudu Adam Elnail.

Patricia Streeter is a follower of Jesus with a heart for the persecuted church and world missions. In 1998, Patricia founded a ministry to the persecuted church that has grown beyond her church’s boundaries. 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 given MAP Talks (Mission Awareness Presentations) at several New Wineskins Global Mission conferences and served as Co-Leader of several Persecuted Church Pre-Conferences. In Sept. 2019 she, along with Faith McDonnell, established the Anglican Persecuted Church Network that she continues to co-lead. In addition, she also serves as the Global Mission Initiative Advocate for the Diocese of Western Anglicans.