SAEED: TASER’D IN JAIL WHILE ROUHANI HINTS AT PRISONER SWAP
SHACKLED PASTOR SAEED ABEDINI WAS TASER’D BY INTELLIGENCE OFFICIALS WHEN THEY INTERROGATED HIM OVER NEW BOGUS CHARGES. Yet a few days later at the UN in New York, Iranian President…
Saeed abandoned while Obama rejoices
YOU WOULD THINK that the opinion of one million people would matter to a USA President – but it seems not in the case of Barack Obama. While the President…
IRAN DEAL: “ISRAELIS AND ARABS WILL PAY WITH THEIR LIVES”
A COUNTRY credited with being the world’s chief sponsor of terror, and which has consistently called for the destruction of Israel, has been given the go-ahead to generate nuclear energy…
NIGHT AND DAY
As the prophet Isaiah said, the morning is coming – but first there must be night…This is an impassioned plea for the Church to arise and pray… HAVE YOU EVER…
Iran hangings shock jailed Pastor
SEEING SIX PRISONERS BEATEN and then taken away to be hanged has shocked American Pastor Saeed Abedini, still imprisoned in Iran’s notorious Rajai Shahr prison in Tehran.
Iran’s Shia ambitions extend beyond dominating the Middle East
The re-election of Binyamin Netanyahu in the Israeli General Election was a blow to President Obama who had sent his senior political team to Israel to try to influence the…
Iran house church leader released
A HOUSE CHURCH LEADER who suffered beatings for his faith has been released from Rajai Shahr in Tehran, Iran.
Iran: “It’s a miracle!” Jailed Pastor Saeed’s wife meets President Obama
“Mr President, can you get my dad home by my birthday?” “Jacob, it’ll be hard but I’m going to try.” This was the conversation between the son of imprisoned Pastor…
A Christmas party in an Iranian jail? Yes, but not for the captive Christians
Pastor arrested hosting Christmas dinner IRANIAN authorities arrested a church pastor enjoying a Christmas meal with guests at home. The condition of 60-year-old Victor Beth Tarmez, who suffers from diabetes,…
A church for fugitives
It is not safe, currently, to convert from Islam to Christianity, especially if you live in Iran. Nor can you expect a warm welcome in Britain. Chris Eyte hears how…