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A year on from the protests, Lana Silk takes stock in this French language interview - 'without hope, no one would fight'
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?
Live Broadcast from CBN Christian World News on the anniversary of Mahsa Amini's death - hear the segment on Iran, and the interview with CEO-USA of Transform Iran, Lana Silk
Pastor Lazarus shares his thoughts on Iran as we head to the anniversary of Amini's death in September 2022, in this Dutch language interview
A formal statement on the anniversary of Mahsa Amini's death in September 2022
How Transform equips, resources, empowers and releases women in church leadership
Read Mariette's passionate personal account of meeting women at a secret leadership development training event in the Middle East in this Dutch article
The cost of following Jesus for women in Iran, the powerful story of Meesha who gave up so much for the gospel
An impassioned call to remember the women of Iran
Originally aired on Cornerstone Network’s Hope Today show.
Insight into love, romance, dating and marriage in Iran, by Iranian woman, Lana
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
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, 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.
