(ICC) During the last few days the conflict in Ambon has been gradually dwindling. However, barricades are still on their places and refugees have not yet returned to their houses (insofar these having survived burning and destruction) either. The ad interim minister for Political and Security Affairs (MenKo PolKam), Hari Sabarno, has urged any laskar jihad leaders not to send laskars to Ambon, as they will only increase peoples suffering and protract the conflict. He has asked military and police authorities to forestall laskar jihad being sent to Ambon. Moluccas governor Karel Ralahalu, too, hoped that no laskars would be despatched to Ambon. However, among the Christians there are rumors about the arrival of several thousands of laskar jihad that entered the Moluccas via the small harbours of Namlea (island of Buru) and Hitu (on the North coast of the island of Ambon). On May 3 two people were shot by snipers in the area of Batu Gantung. These sniper attacks create real fear within the lives of those living in Ambon. Please continue to pray that the police and government will respond in stopping these attacks.
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A worship service disbanded in Indonesia!
ICC’s staff member in Indonesia reported that the congregation of the Kemah Daud Christian Church in Bandar Lampung was disbanded during their worship service by local authorities and residents.
The forced closure of the church was contrary to Indonesian President Jokowi’s recent appeal and undermined the Indonesian Constitution, which guarantees freedom of worship and religion for all.
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PRAY for Christian women and girls in Nigeria! ICC recently spoke to one mother and her 16-year-old daughter, who were victims of an attempted rape in Nigeria. Thankfully, they survived, but not without injury.
The mother shared, "I have nothing to say but thank God. Please tell Christians to pray for me and my daughter."
Terrorists, like the Fulani militants and Boko Haram, target schools and villages and kidnap young girls to convert to Islam. Women, viewed as the source of the next generation, are sold as brides (or child brides).
ICC is assisting the mother and her teenage daughter as they get back on their feet.
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