Show Notes
Why would a young man in his 20s submit himself to 7 days of brutal torture, including his own crucifixion, in one of Egpyt's most notorious prisons? Native Egyptian and former Muslim Majed El Shafie was sentenced to death for his outspoken devotion to Christianity. Today, he's a human rights advocate and founder of One Free World International.
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