Iran

More insights from Transform Iran regarding what is really happening in Iran toda

Simon, Transform Iran’s Projects Director shares on life in Iran and about how God has been at work, even as His people have suffered. (scroll down to find the IRAN podcast)

Lazarus shares in detail on the spiritual revolution sweeting across the nation of Iran

Insight into love, romance, dating and marriage in Iran, by Iranian woman, Lana

How Iranians are encountering God today

Hear Lazarus Yeghnazar share powerfully on the radical move of God in Iran – your faith will be stirred!

A concerted push for women’s rights began the movement we see today in Iran. A closer examination reveals three ways Iran violates women and girls

The inside story on what is happening in Iran and how Christianity continues to grow

Despite the government's efforts to silence them, the women of Iran are fighting to be heard

Read Lana’s heartfelt personal reflections on life in Iran as a women and her message to the protestors today

Read this French language interview with Lana Silk about the current 'women's revolution' in Iran

In Iran, over a million children work on the streets to support their families, enduring violence, exploitation, and severe emotional and physical burdens. Learn how you can offer these children hope and a chance to break free from their harsh realities.

In Iran, child prostitution, underage marriages, and addiction are critical issues, especially for vulnerable girls. Transform Iran's Pearl of Persia ministry is offering hope and healing to trauma survivors, but additional support is essential to meet this urgent need.

Establishment of the Islamic Republic and Khomeini’s Leadership In January 1979, the Iranian Islamic revolution, led by the exiled spiritual leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, succeeded in ending the 37-year…

Christianity is not new to Iran! There are 2,000 years of Christian history where many have invested much to see the gospel advance in Iran. Here is a brief…

The 1979 revolution in Iran brough widespread and significant changes to every aspect of life for Iranians. The use of media also came under strict control, with swift and sometimes…