Although the church’s windows were destroyed, there were no reported casualties. Two years later in August 2003, a local KOMPAK member died in his father’s home while constructing a bomb. In October of that same year, a series of attacks were staged in the Poso and Morowali districts and left thirteen dead, mostly Christian villagers. These attacks were the first serious breach of the existing peace accord and signaled a possible return to sectarian violence for the province. In October 2005, KOMPAK made its highest profile single attack to date, in which three Christian schoolgirls were beheaded and another injured. The attacks were reported internationally, eventually drawing criticism from the Papacy in Rome. Large scale police presence was raised in the region in an attempt to stop revenge attacks escalating the violence. References Islamist groups Islamism in Indonesia Jemaah Islamiyah Jihadist groups Islamic organizations established in 1988 Terrorism in Indonesia