For eight years, Ruth managed public relations for Ravi Zacharias International Ministries (RZIM), a global evangelism and apologetics organization that had a team of 300 people and offices in sixteen countries. The organization's motto was "helping thinkers believe and helping believers think."Ruth's unlikely journey at RZIM took her from spokesperson to whistleblower to advocate. She is committed to learning from abuse survivors even as she learns to advocate for them.

Research, analyze, and write reports on current events and individuals concerning Middle East Studies and related academic fields; critique Middle East Studies programs in North America; monitor the rise of radical Islam and the impact of the Middle East on American colleges and universities; assist director in communications and development tasks.

Implemented strategy to educate and mobilize people of faith to influence public policy and elect conservative leaders at all levels of government; organized large-scale events and religious liberty initiatives in several key states including South Carolina, North Carolina, Florida, Ohio, and Wisconsin; represented FFC in official capacity at churches and high profile meetings.

Consulting for various faith-based and conservative organizations in the non-profit arena focused on issue-oriented initiatives involving a range of issues including charitable giving, higher education reform, world missions, and religious liberty.

Assistant Editor of the SixSeeds Faith & Family Channel on Patheos. Research, evaluate, and write features on faith-based charities and humanitarian initiatives; develop projects to inspire and equip family-based service and giving to those in need; compile and distribute weekly newsletter; assist editor in branding and marketing; manage social media efforts.

Assisted with special campaign projects; traveled extensively with candidates and political team to key swing states; assisted with special events, church outreach, VIP guests, and donor relations (2011-12); Worked on Transition Team (Romney Readiness Project) to plan for potential Presidential appointments, prioritize policy agenda, and vet personnel candidates (2012); Helped chart statewide primary election strategy; developed coalitions outreach to students, women, and religious voters; assisted finance team in state fundraising goals; coordinated with national campaign to organize local events and handle media coverage. (2009-12); Organized “Students For Mitt” chapters in universities across the country; identified student leaders to carry out campaign events on campuses; garnered publicity and earned media for activities (2006-08).

Coordinated communications related to FBA's global missions efforts, produced missions publications and reports, oversaw international ministries including Sunday School, weekly Bible Studies, English as a Second Language and U.S. Citizenship programs; managed web content and social media, handled event planning and publicity; collaborated with In Touch Ministries, broadcast arm of Charles Stanley’s preaching ministry, to promote and distribute materials in different languages through career and short-term missionaries; assisted department pastor in coordinating annual conference featuring international speakers and leadership seminars.

Promoted Republican candidates in Georgia and served as liaison to Bush-Cheney ‘04 campaign; engaged in public relations initiatives at city, state, and national level; conducted policy research; coordinated database management and office organization at GAGOP HQ; assisted in 2004 Republican National Convention in New York City.

Worked with G-8 Communications Team in Sea Island, Georgia, to arrange briefings for journalists and coordinate interviews with foreign diplomats; gained experience in event logistics and media messaging.