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Finding Faith Through Persian Community Church Arezu came to know the Lord through Persian Community Church (PCC), our digital church network that connects thousands each month across the Persian-speaking…

For each of us, God ties our story in with the bigger Kingdom story. It is through God’s design – using specific events in history – that I see how my heritage and heart for Iran is part of something bigger.

Many in Iran are encountering the risen Jesus through dreams and visions. Just as He appeared after His resurrection to those society least expected, His love continues to offer hope and transformation to those most desperate for it.

The U.S.-Iran relationship deepens with military threats and the possibility of indirect talks. As Christians, we are called to recognize these as spiritual battles and to pray, while informing and aligning ourselves with what God is doing in these nations.

“Freely you have received; freely give.” Words of Jesus in Matthew 10:8b This is Miriam’s story. I think everyone knows that in Iran the value…

Over Nowruz 2025, a small team of four evangelists was led by the Holy Spirit to share the gospel with Iranian tourists in Turkey. This is their testimony.

The story of the Iranian church is one of immense struggle but also incredible strength. Despite living in a society that actively suppresses their faith, Christians in Iran have found new ways to worship, connect, and grow.

As Ramadan begins, millions of Muslims across the globe will embark on a month-long journey of prayer and devotion. For many Christians, this time of heightened spiritual sensitivity offers a unique opportunity to pray for the Islamic world and to reach out to those in search of hope and truth.

Hear Grace tell her story of how Jesus redeemed her life (4 minutes) Grace was chosen by her husband at the age of 14. She tears up as she…

An in-depth report highlights the struggles of Iranian Christian women in Turkey, who face housing issues, unsafe jobs, discrimination, and constant fear of deportation. Pia van Belen asks Christians around the world for support.

Chuck Crismier and Lana Silk discuss how God is moving in extraordinary ways within Iran's underground church, shedding light on the hope that is emerging in a country in desperate need of change.

What does it mean to carry our cross, especially in persecution? And if we're not suffering, how can we support those who are? This conversation highlights God's desire to restore nations in the Middle East, including Iran.

As we invest in the future of the Church, t wo more women and four men, all full of the anointing and power of the Holy Spirit, have been ordained into pastoral ministry.

While the Iranian regime seeks to mold and shape the next generation with Islamic propaganda in schools, Transform Iran is actively investing to reach Iranian children in multiple ways with the Gospel.