Janice has been an ICM board member since the ministry's inception twenty-five years ago. In 2002, she became involved with strategic planning, operations, and development and had been ICM Executive Chair since 2008. In 2006, she took the leadership role of CEO and President. And in 2018, Janice wrote, God in the Crossroads: Signs of Hope, co-authored by Ellen Vaughn.
Janice thrives when helping others. Meeting with women all over the world, Janice saw that they were just like her. They are concerned about their children, their husbands, and having a warm and inviting home for their family and friends. In April 2020, Janice started the Women's Initiative, a place where women can minister to women through ICM. And she hosts the Women's Coffee & Conversation on Facebook.
Janice continues to be passionate about sharing the amazing stories of how God is working around the world to transform lives and change nations for Jesus Christ and his Church. Through ICM, she is living and sharing these stories every day.
As a volunteer, Janice served as an Elder at Third Presbyterian Church in Richmond, Va. and Chair of the Adult
Committee for Young Life, Richmond. She has three grown sons, all married, and six wonderful grandchildren.

Tom Doyle is the president and founder of Uncharted
Ministries, which seeks to inspire the Body of Christ to
rise up and join the new great awakening among
Jews and Muslims in the Middle East and in uncharted
territories around the world.
Tom graduated from Biola College in 1979 and Dallas Theological Seminary in 1983 and is a licensed guide for the State of Israel, having led more than 80 trips. After pastoring churches in Colorado, Texas and New Mexico for 20 years, he began working full-time in the Middle East in 2001.
Additionally, Tom is a master storyteller with several books highlighting God’s miraculous work among the Muslim people.
His most recent endeavor is a new book co-authored with his wife, “Women Who Risk: Secret Agents for Jesus in the Muslim World,” releasing January 2021, which reveals true stories of women in the Middle East who have given their lives to Jesus and left Islam.

JoAnn Doyle served as a pastor’s wife and mother to six before God called her family to work full-time in the Middle East in 2001. There, she was surprised to discover a passion in her spirit for Muslim women, which led her to launch the ministry of which she is founder and president, Not Forgotten.
The Not Forgotten team has ministered in Israel, Egypt, Gaza, The West Bank, Jordan, Lebanon, Afghanistan, India, Korea and the U.S. The ministry reaches out to all women of the Middle East, North Africa and Central Asia but is specifically called to reach Muslim women with the love of Christ.
In 2017, JoAnn joined her husband Tom in launching Uncharted Ministries, which calls believers to join God’s great harvest field among Jews and Muslims. She is also a regular guest on national radio programs. She also contributed to the book “Breakthrough – The Return of Hope to the Middle East” written by her husband,
Tom.
Recently, JoAnn was invited to host “Flourish,” a brand new women’s TV program broadcasting the name of Jesus into Iran, home of the fastest-growing church per capita, which is predominantly led by women.
Her latest endeavor is a new book co-authored with Tom, “Women Who Risk: Secret Agents for Jesus in the Muslim World,” which reveals true stories of women in the Middle East who have given their lives to Jesus and left Islam.

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