The recent demolition of the historic Church, an important symbol of the Christian faith in the central highland regions of Vietnam has prompted Degar ethnic Christians to respond in prayer and cry to God
Vietnam Demolished Historic Church, Christians Mourn, Pray
The recent demolition of the historic Church, an important symbol of the Christian faith in the central highland regions of Vietnam has prompted Degar ethnic Christians to respond in prayer and cry to God.
Degar Church could do nothing “to fall on their knees, mourn and pray for three days and three nights on May 1-3," a public statement released by Degar Christian leaders on May 27 by the Montagnard Foundation stated.
“On March 13, 2009, the Vietnamese government demolished the first Degar Church that had ever been built. This historical structure was located at Buon Ale “A” in the city of Buonmathuot in the Central Highlands of Vietnam. Degar Christians mourn the loss of this church, which they hold dearly as the origin of Christianity in the central highlands,” the statement said.
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