Cilegon, Indonesia: A City Without a Church
Source excerpt
For more than 30 years, every Sunday at 4 a.m., Abina has had to wake up and rush. After showering, the 76-year-old woman must take a motorcycle taxi from her home in Cilegon, Indonesia, to the provincial highway and then take a bus to Serang City. If she were to wake up late, Abina would be late for the 6 a.m. service at the Huria Kristen Batak Protestant Church (HKBP) in Serang City, which is 12 miles from her home, about an hour’s drive.
More reports by country
About these links
Documented deaths register
Documented deaths register
- Supports the deaths register
- No
- Collected
Sources and review of this report
This is an excerpt from the original publication. Vigil has not independently established every claim. Original text preserved in the source language.