A group of Muslims recently entered Drake Haron’s church inside the Gorom Refugee Camp in South Sudan and assaulted him. Haron has expected such violence since he left Islam to follow Jesus. The attack, which occurred on May 28, violated the sense of peace within the small refugee church. Haron, a Sudanese Christian living in displacement at Gorom Refugee Camp, was assaulted within the walls of his church, a space that for this community represents not only spiritual refuge but one of the last remaining structures of safety, dignity, and communal identity in an already deeply vulnerable context.