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Every year during Ramadan, Muslims all over the world spend time in strict religious devotion and spiritual discipline. This is a unique opportunity for Christians to remember and pray for their Muslim neighbors.

Iran's government targets Israel, but it is the Iranian people who endure the harshest consequences. Transform Iran has identified five powerful ways to reach them with hope through the gospel. Learn how you can help empower them.

Iran plays a central and strategic role in the Middle East through its so-called 'Axis of Resistance', which continues to provoke and promote acts of evil. In the face of these turning events, what should praying and mission-minded Christians be doing?

Learn about the increasing trade in children's organs. Raise awareness, advocate for justice, and pray!

Many children in Iran endure unimaginable hardships - circumstances no child should have to face. Moreover, Iranian Christian children and refugees experience daily persecution. Discover how you can help us make a lasting impact in their lives.

Three weeks following an unexpected victory, Pezeshkian is yet to ignite hope in everyday Iranians

In order to run for office, candidates must be approved by Iran’s non-elected Guardian Council. Learn what it takes to take on the role of president and where the real authority lies in Iran's political system.

We asked Iranian house church leaders what life is like in Iran today. Here is what they had to say.

On May 19 2024, Iran's President together with senior government officials, died in a helicopter crash. What are the implications and what can we do?

On April 13 2024, Iran attacked Israel with drones and missiles. Learn what led to this direct attack, what we can expect next, and what the Christian response should be

Which came first - the Macedonians or the Persians? When did Iran become Islamized? Gain an overview of the ancient empires that once ruled modern day Iran.

Springs marks the beginning of new life - and for Iranians, of a new year too. Learn all about the tradition of the 'Haft Seen' for Iranian Nowruz.