Sat 7 Pars
Sat 7 Pars is a Persian-language Christian satellite television network offering a range of television programs.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
Sat 7 Pars is a Persian-language Christian satellite television network. Its website presents a lineup of television programs and live shows, and describes its vision of seeing a growing church in the Persian-speaking world and its mission to provide inspiring, informative and educational television services for Persian speakers. The network states that it is not a political organization and is not affiliated with any similar group, and that it belongs to no particular Christian group or denomination, aiming to serve all Iranian churches and Persian-speaking Christians.
History
According to the network's own history page, in Tir 1379 (2000) an Iranian media organization or group was formed as a precursor to the creation of the Persian-language Christian satellite network ICB. In Mehr 1381 (2002), the Persian-language Christian satellite network ICB began operating, at which time one hour of television programming was broadcast three days a week via the Arabic Sat 7 satellite network. In Tir 1382 (2003), ICB began producing and broadcasting youth programs, the first for this age group being called Cafe Net Javanan; at this stage broadcast time increased to 6 hours per week and programs dubbed into Persian were added. In Farvardin 1383 (2004), broadcast time increased to 14 hours per week. In Dey 1383 (2004/2005), Christian programs began to be subtitled and broadcast with Persian subtitles. In Ordibehesht 1384 (2005), a series of spiritual growth programs was produced and broadcast. In Tir 1384 (2005), a very successful and popular Christian television series for children called Gol Gandum was produced and broadcast. In Mehr 1384 (2005), the capacity for producing new programs doubled to 6 hours per week, excluding repeats, dubbed or subtitled programs. In Aban 1384 (2005), a public relations department was launched to improve direct communication with viewers. In Dey 1384 (2005/2006), the capacity for producing new programs reached 7 hours per week, excluding repeats, dubbed or subtitled programs. In Bahman 1384 (2006), special programs for women and families were produced, increasing total satellite broadcast time to 18 hours per week and increasing the capacity for producing new programs to 9 hours per week.
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A Persian-language Christian satellite television network that presents Christian faith and teaching through various program formats.
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