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As Middle East tensions escalate, Transform Iran shares a bold call for regime change in this Dutch cvandaag article, pointing to rising courage within Iran and decades of prayer now being answered. Amid oppression and uncertainty, many Iranians are hoping for freedom and the Church is preparing to respond with hope, healing and the love of God.
The United States and Israel launched coordinated strikes on Iran, killing Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and triggering widespread retaliation across the Middle East. Experts including Chris Mitchell, Kelly Wright and Lana Silk provide key on‑the‑ground and geopolitical insights.
As U.S. and Israeli strikes escalate tensions with Iran’s regime, Transform Iran President and CEO Lana Silk responds — highlighting the human cost inside the country and what this moment could mean for the Iranian people and the underground church.
Revolution Day 2026 is a reminder of freedom lost. Amid nationwide protests and mounting casualties, Iran faces one of its greatest crises in decades, yet the world’s fastest-growing church is rising. Read the latest updates and learn how to help.
In this Finnish interview with Avainmedia, Transform Iran’s Baran shares the mood on the streets in Iran, the realities of oppression and trauma suffered by the women and men of Iran, and what has led to the people fighting so courageously for freedom from the chains of Islam and the tyrannical rule of the ayatollahs.
In this Dutch article with Farshid Seyed Mehdi, learn why the unrest in Iran is more than political. From the regime’s apocalyptic worldview and its threat to Jerusalem, to the resilience of underground churches and God’s promise of renewal, Christians are called to see the crisis through a spiritual lens.
222 Church pastors in Sweden mourn a young member killed during the Iran protests. In this Swedish interview, they share his story and the church’s response to the tragedy.
A French interview with Lana Silk explores Iran’s underground Church, the role of the Iranian diaspora, and the growing hope for freedom beyond the mullahs’ rule.
As protests spread across Iran, Transform Iran’s Farshid Seyed Mehdi explains how censorship, violence, and fear shape daily life, and why Persian Christian radio remains vital.
Amid Iran’s uprising, Iranian Christian leaders share in this Dutch interview firsthand accounts of violence, isolation, and hope - and why the Iranian people reject the regime’s hatred of Israel.