After traveling for seven hours on an ordinary public transport bus along India’s roads, followed by another two hours in a private taxi along a bumpy path, I thought I knew what endurance meant. That belief quickly dissolved when I met 35-year-old Manemma and her two teenage daughters, who were taking shelter more than 60 miles from their village. As her eyes filled with tears, Manemma shared how her faith was challenged by Naxalites, guerrillas associated with the Communist Party in India who oppose Christianity’s influence.