ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 2月3日 04時35分

Welcome to the Bethel Church in The Hague, Netherlands, where a 96-day vigil finally came to an end this week after its organizers received confirmation that a family of #refugees sheltering inside the church would no longer face immediate deportation. The church was taking advantage of an obscure Dutch law that forbids the police to interrupt church services. Ministers had been running a round-the-clock liturgy since October 26 in order to prevent the 5 members of the Tamrazyan family from being arrested and sent back to Armenia. Nearly 1,000 pastors and priests participated. With xenophobia rising in Europe, Christianity’s influence waning and governments taking harder stances on migration, the service quickly became a symbol of how the church can still play a role in contemporary European life — and how liberal causes can still resonate with European populaces. @kostyukov shot this photo in the #church during the service. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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