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Elizabeth Fahn-Weedor
Elizabeth Fahn-Weedor is a speaker and missionary serving with Advancing Native Missions, located in Afton, Virginia. She was born in Liberia into a Muslim family, but became a Chr...view moreElizabeth Fahn-Weedor is a speaker and missionary serving with Advancing Native Missions, located in Afton, Virginia. She was born in Liberia into a Muslim family, but became a Christian through the influence of a missionary. Elizabeth attended Denver Seminary and later served for four and a half years in Ethiopia with the missionary organization Serving In Missions (SIM).
Elizabeth is married to Anthony Weedor, with four beautiful children. Because of their dedication and remarkable work in missions, they were awarded the Conway/Maxwell Memorial Missions award at Denver Seminary.
Her first article, “The Changing Face of SIM,” was published in the mission’s Intercom in issue 158, July–August of 2002. From Elizabeth’s professional background, she is now an effective advocate for women who have been victims of sexual harassments and abuse, human trafficking, HIV/AIDS, and female genital mutilation. Elizabeth desires to dedicate her life to speaking for those who are voiceless.view less