Fight for Life 2021

About the Authors
Miriam Cain is the Co-ordinator of Africa Christian Action (Salt Shakers).
She is also a Registered Nurse and Midwife with an interest in paediatrics.
As such, she has done research into the subjects of abortion and the AIDS
epidemic and has treated AIDS patients. Miriam has authored a number of
tracts and articles on various issues including abortion, education,
homosexuality and pornography. Miriam is the editor of Salt Shakers, the
monthly publication of Africa Christian Action.
Rev. Peter Hammond is the Founder and Director of Frontline Fellowship, the
Director of United Christian Action and a co-founder of Africa Christian
Action (Salt Shakers). He is a missionary who has pioneered evangelistic
outreaches into the war zones of Mozambique and Angola, assisting
persecuted Christians and evangelising soldiers, guerillas and terrorists on
all sides of the many conflicts in Southern Africa. He is an international
speaker, presenting over 350 lectures or sermons a year throughout
America, Eastern Europe and Africa. He has also pioneered the Biblical
Worldview Seminars and Discipleship Training Courses in South Africa,
Romania, Zambia and Namibia. As a writer he has authored numerous
evangelistic tracts, teaching pamphlets and booklets. In particular, he has
written: "The Mozambique Report", "The Christian At War", "Faith in
Action", "Finding Freedom from the Pornography Plague", "Biblical Principles
for Southern Africa" and "Security and Survival in Unstable Times". He is
the editor of both Frontline Fellowship News and UCANEWS.
Martha McComb is an American missionary from Austin, Texas, who served
the Lord with Frontline Fellowship for 4 years. Martha is a graduate of the
University of Texas with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, and a
graduate of Christ For the Nations Institute with a practical Theology degree.
Before joining Frontline Fellowship, Martha was a Consultant-Assistant in
the Texas Grassroots Coalition. Martha has also been active in the Pro-life
movement and Operation Rescue. After joining Frontline in January 1991,
Martha co-founded Salt Shakers, a Christian grassroots network
representing thousands of Christians around South Africa. Africa Christian
Action (Salt Shakers) seeks to uphold Biblical principles in society, primarily
on the moral front. Martha was also involved with mission work in the
remote areas of Zambia and Malawi; helping to disciple the churches and
evangelise the unreached with the Gospel. Martha is currently back in the
United States helping to develop her church's mission department and hopes
to return to Africa in the future.