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Islamists and leftists found common cause in Iran’s 1979 revolution. Within years, the Islamic regime had turned on former allies. What can Iran’s history teach Western Christians as socialism finds an audience among young people and fear of intolerance can make difficult ideas harder to question? Through powerful stories from inside Iran — of freedoms lost, costly faith and lives transformed by Jesus — discover both a sobering warning for the Western Church and a message of something stronger than fear: courage, truth, intimacy with Jesus and confidence that God is in control.

Transform Iran announces its first leadership transition in 35 years as founders pass the mission to their daughter, Lana Silk—marking a bold new chapter for the underground church and the future of Iran.

In this conversation with Ben Quine and Lana Silk, discover how Christ is transforming lives across Iran, bringing hope, healing, and spiritual renewal to a nation long under oppression. Learn how the Iranian people are responding to Jesus, and how believers worldwide can stand with them through prayer, support, and advocacy.

What’s really happening in Iran? Amid fear, oppression, and economic hardship, a quiet Christian revival is emerging. Transform Iran CEO Lana Silk shares how the ministry is equipping believers, reaching seekers, and preparing the Church to step into a historic opportunity for spiritual and social transformation.

For decades, Iran’s leaders forced the chant “Death to America” on schools and streets. But after years of pain and repression, the people aren’t fooled by the regime’s slogans anymore.

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

Read stories of Christian Iranian refugee women in Turkey and their experiences of persecution and uncertainty.

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…

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.

In this Dutch interview, Stella Saghian shares about Iran's quiet revival - a story of hope in the face of persecution.

Iran's "morality police" continue to tighten the chokehold on women with more restrictive veiling laws, but paradoxically, these very women are being increasingly forced into acts of sexual exploitation.

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.

Alex Kocman and Lana Silk discuss the Church in Iran, the transformative power of the gospel, the impact of Christian fathers, and more

In this Dutch conversation with Family 7, Pearl of Persia Director, Stella, shares her testimony of coming to know Christ, her heart to serve Iranians who face hopelessness and trauma every day, and how precious Jesus is to those who find Him.  

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

(part 2) Meesha commits to Christ and experiences isolation and persecution - as well as transformation, intimacy with God, and supernatural power!