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Bringing Hope to young people in Iran
“People are hopeless; they don’t know what to do . They finish school but they can’t get jobs; they can’t live their lives – many people try to commit suicide. Some try to get out of Iran but that can be even harder, having to start a new life somewhere else. We try to encourage people to hold onto faith, and to the hope that God will help Iran.”
Answering young viewers' difficult Bible questions
For teenage Christians and seekers in the Arab world wrestling with questions about God and faith, it can be hard to know where to turn. With its new series, SAT-7 ARABIC live youth show Quality Time is giving viewers the chance to ask their burning questions, hear faith-building answers, and even learn how to interpret the Bible for themselves.
Virtual Afghan Church Project Wins Innovation Grant
A pioneering SAT-7 PARS social media program is creating a “vision of a thriving Afghan Church” using virtual production technology thanks to a highly selective grant awarded to innovative projects around the world.
Second Award for Powerful Short Film
SAT-7 film Perhaps God Sees Me , which offers a message of hope for young people experiencing despair, has won the Jewel Award for best drama at the CEVMA (Christian European Visual Media Association) awards.
Turning Silence into Support in the Fight Against Suicide
As World Suicide Prevention Day is marked on 10 September, SAT-7 is breaking through stigma and silence to bring hope to viewers in the depths of despair.
Helping Out-Of-School Children Learn Across Middle East
With around 30 million children aged 5 to 18 out of school in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) [1] , SAT-7 continues to be a source of hope and growth for young minds. This International Literacy Day (8 September), we consider how SAT-7’s educational programs are helping children to learn at home in Persian, Arabic and Turkish.