Josh Edwards 

Josh Edwards and his wife Megan, are missionaries with Time to Revive/reviveMN. They have a passion for the Church and seeing the Body of Christ united. Using a simple, loving approach, reviveMN is taking ministry to the streets with a vision to equip kids, teens, moms and dads, grandmas and grandpas to reach the lost and make disciples. Josh and Megan have three children and live in Wells, MN.

Anna Friendt

Art has been and continues to be an integral and vital thread which is interwoven into Anna Friendt’s personal story and life journey. It has been a God-given gift that the Lord has used to give her hope from her past and has enabled her to share that same hope with others. God has used artwork in Anna’s life to assist in the process of breaking free from depression and anxiety and has provided her a way to heal from a traumatic childhood as well as a troubled young adult life. Anna uses her work display Truth. Art is a gift to be shared which is why she founded Anchor 13 Studio; a collaborative studio with a mission of pointing the hearts of people towards the same kind of healing and restoration that she has been able to experience. She is passionate about bringing artists and nonprofits together to promote heart-healing and restoration. Anna’s personal artwork can be found via her personal small business, Anna Friendt Artwork & Illustration

Corey and Danielle Freitag

Corey Freitag, co-founder of Action169, CEO of Kingdom Builders LLC and husband to survivor leader Danielle Freitag, is an overcomer of addiction. Living in sober recovery for 15 years, Corey has been requested to provide Biblical teaching in churches and faith conferences nationally and internationally. He has served in a variety of settings, including youth ministry, local and over sea’s missions, and with Action169 to be a minister of hope.

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Danielle Freitag, LADC, author, co-founding director of Action169, is an overcomer of severe addiction and years in the commercial sex industry. As a counselor and advocate Danielle has provided direct support, care and counseling for women in a variety of settings. She is the creator of a trauma-informed, faith centered course promoting restoration through evidence-based practices including the creative arts.

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​Invited to speak in churches both nationally and internationally, Danielle's captivating story of transformation inspires hope and offers solutions. She is the author of Best Care Practices, a manual for service providers, and The Garden Keys. She and her husband reside in Minnesota and together they serve as the Human Trafficking Focus Leaders in the Minnesota Apostolic Prayer Network.

Jenna De Jong 

Jenna is passionate to see women rise up and embrace their God-given destinies. Jenna is a wife, a mother of four who homeschools her children, and an out-spoken advocate for women's best health. The cry of her heart, and what has drawn her into this justice movement to end exploitation, is for the protection and care of children who are being sexually exploited worldwide. Jenna's hope is to be a part of ending the atrocities experienced by children as young as 7 year's old. 

Jenna is fighting for the protection and livelihood of not just her own children, but children around the world, whether here in the United States or Internationally. She is the visionary for the Action169 Daddy Daughter Dance.

Jenna brings a fresh perspective of a caring mother to the Action169 organization. Her relationship with God, strong marriage, love for others, and desire to put an end to sexual exploitation inspires.