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Iran Shutters Tehran's Last Presbyterian Church After 150 Years

via Christianity Today·Jul 21

Iranian authorities have closed St. Peter Evangelical Church in Tehran, the country's last Presbyterian congregation, ending a 150-year presence in the capital. The shuttering deepens a systematic campaign against Iran's dwindling Christian community as the regime tightens control amid war with the United States. For believers who worshiped openly for generations, the closure signals that even historic, legally recognized churches are no longer safe under the Islamic Republic.

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