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The following story comes to us from Hana, an online school student in Europe:
In 2018, after the death of my father, I was in a dark place, searching for light. A Christian friend reached out to me with love and prayer, and through that encounter, I came to know Jesus. That was the beginning of my conversion. Later, I returned to Iran, where being openly Christian is not only difficult—it’s dangerous. Despite the risks, I hosted a house church and shared the gospel with a few close friends. But eventually, the authorities found out. The Islamic Republic began watching us, and I had no choice but to flee the country for my safety.
Now I live in Europe where I can freely walk the path of evangelization. I’m now an online school student with St. Paul Street Evangelization and am practicing with those around me. I’m deeply grateful. Through all these years, Jesus has never left my side. I’ve seen His miracles with my own eyes. His mercy, His protection, and His presence have carried me through every storm. I know now that no matter where we are, or what we face, Christ is alive and working. And I’m honored to share that truth with others.
Praised be Jesus Christ!
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