Sean Feucht found salvation in the depths of the South American jungle. “I went on my first mission trip when I was 12 years old. I got baptized in the Amazon River surrounded by an entire unreached tribe of people that had just given their lives to Jesus,” he remembers. “That was kind of where it started for me.”From that day forward, Feucht—the son of medical missionaries—would give the rest of his life to ministry in many forms. In his dorm room at Oral Roberts University, he launched Burn 24-7, a global movement of monthly praise and worship gatherings. The musician, author, and speaker has been on a mission ever since; and his journey’s taken him to some of the darkest corners of the world.In fact, Feucht travels to more than 20 nations each year, joined by his wife (whom he met in high school) and their four children on several occasions. He is a published author, businessman, and now taking a stand within the political realm. See below for a more in-depth look into his career.