Muslims living near the proposed site of the Javanese Christian Church (GKJ) in Banyuanyar Village, Solo City, Central Java, Indonesia, protested its construction on June 11, citing the church’s lack of a building permit. Legiyatno, the head of Banyuanyar Village, said the demonstration occurred on the vacant land where the church is planned to be built. He explained that one of the key concerns for residents is meeting administrative requirements, namely obtaining approval from residents living near the construction site. The proposed church construction site is also adjacent to a mosque.