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Articles tagged: SAT-7 PARS

I AM SAT-7: REZA JAFARI – Editing Manager

As an Iranian raised in a religiously hostile society, I value and understand the extraordinary and much-needed work of SAT-7. I love working in such a unique and diverse place! The past 14 years has been a testament to God’s goodness in my life.

EXPOSING THE REALITY OF IRAN’S DRUG ABUSE CRISIS

A hard-hitting new SAT-7 PARS documentary reveals the true human cost of Iran’s escalating drug addiction problem. “I used to live, and lived to use,” said Davoud, who bravely shared his testimony on Crystal Death.

FORTY WEEKS OF PREGNANCY EXPLAINED ON SAT-7 PARS

Forty, a new documentary on SAT-7 PARS, helps expectant parents navigate the challenges that can come with pregnancy. while providing vital medical information and spiritual guidance.

FIRST IRANIAN FEMALE BISHOP ON SAT-7 PARS

Reverend Guli Francis Dehqani will be consecrated at the end of November, making her the first Iranian woman to ever become a bishop. She was recently interviewed on SAT-7 PARS popular women’s show Insiders.

STORYTELLING THROUGH ART

Little Painter, a farsi language children’s program for 4- to 10-year-olds, premiered on sat-7 pars in the summer of 2016. The new show contributes to the team’s goal of launching a 24-hour internet children’s channel in farsi. Presenter Arezoo, a christian whose name means “wish” in farsi, will inspire young viewers to creativity through her gifts of painting and storytelling.

SAT-7 PARS DOUBLES ITS POTENTIAL AUDIENCE AS IT LAUNCHES ON A NEW SATELLITE

Persian Christian TV-channel SAT-7 PARS is now live on Yahsat, which is one of the most viewed satellite platforms in Iran. Yahsat has attracted an estimated 10 million viewing households in the country.

SAVING THE NEXT GENERATION FROM THE PERILS OF SELF-HARM

Self-harm or "khoonbazi", literally translated as “blood-game”, is a growing problem among teenagers in Iran. Insiders recently examined this devastating issue, offering solutions and hope.

LIVING BEYOND PERSECUTION

For many Iranians, the pressures of living as a new believer become so high that they have to flee their homeland.
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