Testimony 1

My religious background was Muslim. When I was eight years old, my grandmother taught me to pray three times a day (which is called Namaz, bowing down 17 times a day). If I had difficulty in school or at home, I would communicate with my God by gazing at the moon for many hours. I thought God was in the moon.  I prayed Namaz three times a day and fasted for one month each year.  Eventually it became a habit for me. When I was praying, I expected to hear the voice of God and be able to see Him. I knew I was a sinner.  When I committed sin, I did not like myself. Nevertheless, I loved God from the bottom of my heart. When I was 19 years old, I went to the United States to study for a Civil Engineering Degree. I continued to pray three times each day and fasted one month a year, just to be close to God.  One day, my classmate invited me to church where her father was the pastor. During the service, I heard that Jesus Christ was the Son of God. I thought this was blasphemy. I left the church immediately and never returned.  After five years, I received my Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering and then went back to Iran

Testimony 2

And so from this one man, and he as good as dead, came descendants as numerous as the stars in the sky and as countless as the sand on the seashore. Hebrews 12:11

In 1990, my husband and I, along with our 4 children, left Iran. We had to fly by an aircraft which belonged to the Iranian Army. My husband, Sam, was not allowed to depart Iran due to problems between him and one of the Iranian prayer leaders.

Testimony 3

My name is Navid and I am 28 years old. I was born in Iran into a Moslem family. My parents were taught, as was to believe that we should be good citizens contributing to our society and to live in freedom.  The political turmoil, lack of security and freedom in our country prompted my parents to leave the country; so we immigrated to the United States when I was 19 years old.

Testimony 4

I am Fatemeh child of the Lord Jesus Christ and the heavenly Father, grateful to Him who saved me from darkness and invited me to come into His light. Four years ago when I was in Iran I developed a tumor in my breast which seemed to be cancerous. I was very worried. One night I had a dream in which I was giving a feast to fulfill my vows to one the Moslem saints.  

Testimony 5

I am Fatemeh child of the Lord Jesus Christ and the heavenly Father, grateful to Him who saved me from darkness and invited me to come into His light. Four years ago when I was in Iran I developed a tumor in my breast which seemed to be cancerous. I was very worried. One night I had a dream in which I was giving a feast to fulfill my vows to one the Moslem saints.  

Testimony 6

I am Fatemeh child of the Lord Jesus Christ and the heavenly Father, grateful to Him who saved me from darkness and invited me to come into His light. Four years ago when I was in Iran I developed a tumor in my breast which seemed to be cancerous. I was very worried. One night I had a dream in which I was giving a feast to fulfill my vows to one the Moslem saints.  

Testimony 7

My background is Islam but I never observed the rituals such as praying and fasting as I grew up in a none religious family. Since I was in primary school I didn’t like reading Quran since it was in Arabic but I had to. When I got older and in high school I was a angry person and believed that there is no God, and everything they say about Him is man made so that they control the entire world.

Testimony 8

The God who accepted me in the name of Christ. I thank and praise Him for all that I have and don’t have is from Him. The God through whom I found peace in my life. Praise be to the God who loved us so much that He sent us His Son, so whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.

Testimony 9

I was born in a religious Muslim family. My parents followed their faith closely by observing all the rituals such as prayers and fasting, and they taught me to do the same. In my religion God portrayed as an angry God constantly reminding us of fires of hell and judgment. Even if you had sinned once you were going to hell, and as I considered myself a sinner I was constantly living in fear of judgement and hell.

Testimony 10

I was born in a religious Muslim family. My parents followed their faith closely by observing all the rituals such as prayers and fasting, and they taught me to do the same. In my religion God portrayed as an angry God constantly reminding us of fires of hell and judgment. Even if you had sinned once you were going to hell, and as I considered myself a sinner I was constantly living in fear of judgement and hell.

Testimony 11

I was born and raised in a none religious and intellectual family. I went to a none religious high school where most of my classmates were Zoroastrian, Baha’i or Christian. Two years before I finish high school the Islamic revolution took place and everything was changed.  I still was in contact with most of my classmates.

Testimony 12

Jesus Christ is alive today and changing lives. Today He is able to fulfil all the promises mentioned in the book of life.

From the early childhood memories I knew many good things about God. About His holiness, and mercies I have heard and learned much but all these attributes were only for Him and I had no part in that.