A Christian multi-media ministry has reestablished contact with viewers in Iran. This comes after a period of limited internet access in the country. The ministry, SAT-7 USA, had been disconnected from its audience due to a nationwide internet blackout.
This blackout lasted for nearly three months, leaving many without access to the outside world. Further information on the situation and the ministry's efforts can be found through Mission Network News, which has been following the story.
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