Indonesian Church Resumes Worship Following Complaints from Local Muslims
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A few months ago, the church led by Pastor “Matias” in South Kalimantan, Indonesia, was shut down after 16 years of operation due to complaints from local Muslims. The official demand to stop the services came from a new imam at a mosque that sits just 55 yards from the church. More than 40 people attended the services, which were held in a structure next to Matias’s home. Today, however, things are different. Pastor Matias reported that worship activities in his area have improved, with Sunday services now being held regularly.
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