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Indonesian ladies released 8 June

Eti Pangesti, Dr Rebekka Zakaria and Ratna Bangun at a press conference on the morning of their release
They had served nearly two years of their three-year sentence.
Riding on a bus provided by Open Doors, they were escorted by seven cars that comprised a lawyer, close families and relatives, members and security officers of a Christian political party, and several local media crew.

Eti Pangesti, Dr Rebekka Zakaria and Ratna Bangun display their official release papers
Dr Rebekka is no longer able to work as a doctor in Indramayu as her medical licence was revoked by the Indonesian Doctors Institution (IDI) due to her imprisonment.
If she can't practise medicine in or near Indramayu, she says she will "chase my childhood dream instead, of becoming a missionary doctor."
Ratna will return home to pay homage to her father, who passed away two months ago.

The ladies with their husbands and other family members
Please pray
Dr Rebekka said, "We still need your prayers. First, please pray for the congregation. We are still looking for a place to conduct worship services; Islamic extremists are still scrutinising us; we must be very cautious about this."
"Second, please pray for us and our families; pray that we would stand firm and strong in the Lord, in whatever we do."
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Background details on this case and another video link
- Our CEO's report on his last visit to the prison
- Archived news coverage of the ladies' case
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