Recent News and Testimonies
The Impact of Indonesians Working Abroad
A report from the World Bank recently discussed the opportunities that Indonesians have to work abroad. Currently, approximately 7% of the Indonesian population is a migrant worker. In 2016, the nine million Indonesians who worked abroad sent home approximately the equivalent of … [Read More...]
Indonesia Recognizes Native Religions
In a landmark ruling made in early November, Indonesian's Constitutional Court allowed for Indonesians to register as penhayat kepercayaan, or native-faith adherents for the first time. All Indonesians are required to register as followers of one of the official religions. This … [Read More...]
Survey Reveals an Increase in Intolerance Among Indonesian Students
Benar News reported that a survey released on October 30, 2017 showed about a fourth of Indonesia’s college students support fighting for the implementation of an Islamic caliphate system in Indonesia. Jakarta-based Alvara Research Center and Mata Air Foundation polled 1,800 … [Read More...]
New Bill Aims To Recognize Other Faiths
Indonesia officially recognizes six religions: Islam, Protestantism, Catholicism, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Confucianism. The government is now realizing that this rule actually contradicts freedom of religion, rather than encouraging it. They realize many Indonesians practice … [Read More...]
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ipray4indonesia UPG: Rajang of Sumatra, "people of the soil" - https://t.co/lKuZ87fqAr
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ipray4indonesia Lord, open doors to preach the gospel among the unreached! - https://t.co/VXlbgnLXk6
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ipray4indonesia "One night as I prayed, Jesus spoke to me!" - https://t.co/XYBT1qoKt3
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ipray4indonesia Which is the largest unreached people group in Indonesia? - https://t.co/GH5Xwqkp8K
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ipray4indonesia Bandung is home to 19 universities! - https://t.co/pVEnKKyyax
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ipray4indonesia Christians are often the "voice for the voiceless." - https://t.co/QjovvGXwjy
