Saudi Arabia, situated in the Arabian Peninsula, houses 9 million (skilled and unskilled) migrant workers. The oil-rich country is one of the most restrictive in the region for practicing the Christian faith. Church gatherings are not possible. Very few Christian believers have opened up to share the Gospel Message with others in Saudi Arabia. Conversions from Islam are unlawful in the country. Not even migrant workers have the freedom to convert from Islam to Christianity. There are reports of violence against Christian Believers in Saudi Arabia, and the majority of these incidents happen in rural areas. Male converts from Islam in Saudi households face eviction from their homes. Women and girls face abuse and violence at home, including honor killings.