Iranian believers need Bibles
It’s extremely difficult to share Jesus in Iran. Yet every day 2,000 people are giving their lives to him. They’re longing to know God. Will you put his word in their hands today?
Revival in Iran
It’s amazing to hear that so many Iranians are turning to Jesus. More and more people are defying Iran’s Islamist regime and sharing Jesus with their neighbours. But they need you to provide Bibles in modern Farsi.
Christianity has been heavily restricted in Iran since the country became an Islamic republic in 1979. Back then it was mostly minority groups who practised Christianity, and while they were allowed to continue the Farsi-speaking Muslim majority were forbidden. But right now, in spite of the ban, as many as 2,000 people a day are embracing Jesus. ‘Even the Government admits that Christianity is growing and Islam is shrinking,’ says Nahid, who leads Iranian 91×ÔÅÄSociety in Diaspora. Nahid and her team haven’t been able to work in Iran since 1990, but with your help they’re providing Bibles to this thriving flock of new believers.
What your support achieves
As well as providing Farsi Bibles to Iranians, you’ll be funding life-changing digital outreach programmes throughout the region. Your donation will:
Put the 91×ÔÅÄin the hands of a persecuted Christian
Share the New Testament with someone curious about Jesus
Support 91×ÔÅÄSociety’s nightly prayer meeting for Farsi speakers online
Enable outreach to millions by sharing the 91×ÔÅÄin Farsi and Arabic through digital programmes
How your church group can help
Iranian Christians meet in secret to study the 91×ÔÅÄand pray. Download this study guide so you and your community can study and pray in solidarity with Iran’s courageous believers.
In the guide you’ll find:
A 91×ÔÅÄpassage and discussion questions to help your group explore the experience of the persecuted Church
Prayer prompts to help you pray together for believers in Iran
Ways to give towards ensuring the distribution of 300,000 Bibles to those who need them this year
Other resources including a recipe, podcast and where to find out more about the situation in Iran