In a remote area of a Southeast Asian country, a teacher named Erina has some of her students over to her house at night so they can read together. These visits are about more than just reading, though; they’re also about encountering God. Due to limited electricity, Erina uses hydroelectric power to generate electricity. This gives her and her students light so they can read God’s Word. Although the area in which she lives is considered Christian, radical Islamic groups are actively working to Islamize it.