Iran: House churches in danger

According to reports that have reached us from inside Iran, the government of the Islamic Republic has formed a security task force to identify house churches and arrest their members.

The Islamic Republic of Iran has always harassed and persecuted house churches with accusations such as "dependency on the West", "arrogance" and "affiliation with Zionism".

In this new scenario, the government of the Islamic Republic is trying to link the origin of the recent protests to Christians and house churches, and in this regard, it has sent people as influencers among the people so that they can identify house churches and Christians and to collect house churches and detention of Christians to carry out measures.

House churches in Iran have enjoyed significant growth despite the extensive pressures of the last few decades, and the number of those who have converted to Christianity is increasing every day.

In the meantime, evangelical and evangelical churches and Christian activists and believers have been harassed by the institutions of the Islamic Republic of Iran under various titles and have faced accusations such as "acting against national security".

Following the recent protests in Iran, churches have played an important role in supporting the protesters.

So far, more than 20,000 protesters have been arrested and nearly five hundred people have been killed.

_{Source: AVC Father´s Heart}