Description
Captive in Iran is a powerful Christian memoir recounting the true story of Maryam Rostampour and Marziyeh Amirizadeh, two women who bravely risked their lives sharing their faith in a country where it was forbidden. Operating secretly in Iran, they distributed New Testaments to thousands and established underground house churches. Their courage led to arrest and imprisonment in Tehran’s infamous Evin Prison, where, despite harsh interrogations and the threat of a death sentence, they chose to spread hope and love within the prison walls during 259 days of captivity.
This inspiring memoir sheds light on faith, resilience, and the human spirit under extreme persecution. It offers a unique and poignant perspective on religious freedom and courage in the face of danger. Captive in Iran is a standalone work that appeals to readers interested in true stories of faith, survival, and the power of conviction in hostile environments.
Captive in Iran is a moving and inspiring account for readers drawn to memoirs of faith, courage, and resilience under persecution.
