Iran

The power of worship in overcoming barriers and reaching hearts with the gospel

Why Iran needs so many more Christian leaders, what Transform Iran is doing about it, and how you can help facilitate the rapid growth

How healthy are we as believers? In this thought-provoking article, Lana Silk (CEO-USA of Transform Iran) challenges us to consider where we are planted, and how fruitful we are for the gospel.

A year on from the protests, Lana Silk takes stock in this French language interview - 'without hope, no one would fight'

Iran has one of the world’s fastest-growing Christian populations. Some estimates point to a million converts from Islam in the past decade. Find out how Transform Iran reaches them directly in their homes.

The key to bringing God's word to all the people of Iran

Want to understand what is really happening in the Middle East today? Watch this 18-minute eye-opening interview with Lazarus.

Let Lana build your faith, ignite hope in your heart, and guide you as you pray for the Middle East today

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There has never been a more important time to be praying for Iran, for the Middle East, and for God's mercy and intervention. Watch this interview with Lazarus for more.

Hear the story of the Church in Iran - early explosion of growth, government clampdown, God the strategic planner, and how media and in-person disciple making work together today.

The price Christians in Iran pay when tensions rise in the Middle East - and Iran's role in the Israel-Gaza war

Live interview with Transform Iran Founder and President, Rev Lazarus Yeghnazar, discussing the Israel-Hamas war, Iran's involvement, and our response as believers

What the young people of Iran continue to endure as they fight for freedom

Lana, CEO-USA of Transform Iran shares how believers find Jesus and plant churches despite it being dangerous and illegal in Iran. What church planting principles can we learn from them?

Almost one year ago, 22-year-old Mahsa Amini was killed after her arrest for improper hijab, leading to nationwide protests and hundreds more deaths; one year on, authorities are preparing for further protests - what can we expect next and how should believers in the West respond?