Non-Christians in Iran have asked believers if they can join in with their prayer times – such is the peace they sense in these gatherings, a mission leader says.
In an exclusive interview with en, David Yeghnazar, the executive director of Elam Ministries, revealed how Christians in the region are reacting to the ever-changing situation and how their lives may be impacted by the conflict.
Concerning Elam’s reaction to the recent 12-day war, Yeghnazar said: “We have been grieved to see the destruction and death that the outbreak of hostilities caused for both ordinary Iranians and Israelis. The situation – heartbreaking to witness as it has been – has made us more committed than ever to our mission of strengthening and expanding the church in Iran.
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