Whether working on Sundays is a sign of Islamization for the pious Papuans.

A violent neighbourhood dispute at the Arastamar Evangelical School of Theology (Kampus Sekolah Tinggi Teologi Injil Arastamar, SETIA) in Kampung Pulo, Pinang Ranti, Makassar, East Jakarta.

Immigration to West Papua is said to be creating the seeds of sectarian conflict.

A church is burned down in Purwakarta, West Java.

Singer Dewi Sandra reassures her fans that she has not changed her religion again.

People in West Java are flocking to the shopping mall churches to pray.

Islamic & Western Civilization, and Muslims and Christians, have much in common.

The film Ketika Cinta Bertasbih and not hurting the feelings of religious minorities.

Religion, culture and conversion in Nusa Tenggara.

The lovely Julia Suryakusuma, and other intellectuals, commit treason.

Tempo magazine and its Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper fake.

Sharia inspired bylaws in Indonesia.

Why there is so much church persecution in western Java.

The Batam airwaves are often a mix of foreign and religious content.

A church in Tangerang, West Java is attacked.

Muslim-Christian live-in programs in Indonesia.

Christian evangelizing efforts to Muslims in Aceh.

Illegal churches in Bekasi are urged to get their paperwork in order.

Sunday school lessons in Bandung are stopped and the pastor beaten.

The Catholic minority and Catholic churches in Madura.

The building of a new Pentacostal church in North Jakarta has been stopped.

Christianisation in Indonesia.

A Pentecostal church in Bangka island, Bangka-Belitung.

A Muslim anti apostasy group in Bandung and a church.

Biblical laws in Manokwari, Papua.

An anti Islam video in Batu, Malang, East Java.

The Arastamar Evangelical School of Theology (SETIA) in Jakarta has attracted the attention of Islamic militants.

A Muhammadiyah university lecturer, Mohammad Shofan, was fired for recommending the saying of “Merry Christmas”.

A Bethel church in Bandung is forced to stop services.

The rules for Christmas celebrations, by Abu Bakar Ba’asyir.

What Islam is and why people love it.

A Christian radio station in North Sumatra wins a license to operate, in spite of the pessimism of its owners over the prospects of doing so.

The Samaritan’s Purse group are not welcome in North Sumatra.

A house-church near Bandung was attacked by a mob but police stepped in.

The references to Islam given within Pope Benedict’s speech.

A Protestant house-church was forcibly shut down in Blora, Central Java.

The papal speech on Islam, Pope Benedict’s speech, and the muted reaction of Indonesian Muslim leaders.

Rebekka Zakaria, Eti Pangesti & Ratna Bangun in prison for running a Christian kindergarten in which some Muslim children attended.

A house used as a church in Aceh was burned to the ground by a mob.

While the law against blasphemy is intended to protect all the main religions of Indonesia it is selectively enforced.

Stories of mob action against churches in Indonesia tend to very often emanate from West Java, as another church, near Bandung, was closed on July 16th.

The reactions of Indonesian Christians to the Israel - Lebanon situation.

Waai village in central Maluku, destroyed in the sectarian war of 2001, rebuilds.

Sexual immorality is the enemy of not only Muslims in Indonesia but also Christians, says a senior religious leader.

The Emancipatory Islamic Network, write about the Crusades and get it all wrong.

A Christian foundation in Surabaya, East Java, reaches out to the masses.

A convert to Christianity in the west Java town of Tasikmalaya has been imprisoned for insulting Islam.

Indonesia remains on the “Watch List” in the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom report for 2006.

More moderate Islam in Bogor, near Jakarta. Two churches, that apparently did not have their paperwork in order, were “sealed” by nearby Muslim residents.

A Christian pre-school in Tangerang, Banten, near Jakarta, was surrounded by a mob yesterday which demanded that it close down.

The leader of the Nadhlatul Ulama, a traditionalist village Islamic social organisation, Hasyim Muzadi, says Christians will find it even harder to gain permission for church building in the wake of the newly revised law on houses of worship.

A house that was used for church services in the city of Bogor, near Jakarta, has been forced to close due to residents’ complaints.

The city of Bandung in west Java has seen, since 2004, the forced closing of about 25 churches by Muslim bigots.

The Sang Timur Roman Catholic school in the city of Tangerang.

The chairman of Muhammadiyah, Din Syamsuddin, said that religious harmony was difficult in Indonesia because Christianity and Islam were by nature proselytising faiths and naturally collided with each other.

A study of youth political & religious affiliation.

Examples of Muslim radicalism in 2005.

This is a beautiful picture of a Christmas service in central Java.

Christmas Eve security in Jakarta

Religious persecution in Indonesia.

Muhammadiyah offer places for Christians.

The Islamic Defenders Front plan to help guard churches at Christmas.