Iran has world’s ‘fastest-growing church,’ despite no buildings - and it's mostly led by women: documentary
A new film tells the story of the "fastest-growing church" in the world, an underground, persecuted Christian movement in a country known for exporting radical Islamic terrorism — Iran.
People in Iran, a Muslim-majority nation, are fleeing Islam in droves as believers bow their knee to Jesus and become aggressively pro-Israel, according to the documentary "Sheep Among Wolves Volume II."
“What if I told you Islam is dead?” one unidentified Iranian church leader says in the film, which was directed by Dalton Thomas and produced by Frontier Alliance International Studios.
“What if I told you the mosques are empty inside Iran?" he continues. "What if I told you no one follows Islam inside of Iran? Would you believe me? This is exactly what is happening inside of Iran. God is moving powerfully inside of Iran.”
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2 comments:
I suspect a significant amount of exaggeration in those statements but the rejection of Islam is likely accurate. Particularly among the young.
Yeah, I've been told this same thing for years about nations across the Muslim world, and I'm still not seeing any evidence of it.
I'd love to believe it.
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