After the independence , Probowinoto was chosen as the General Secretary of the Javanese Christian Church . Under his leadership , the Javanese Christian Church implemented the " partnership in obedience " idealism by pairing Indonesian and Dutch workers as colleagues . These select foreign fraternal workers were able to supply technical leadership in education , social rehabilitation , and leadership training . More western women are attached to the operations of this church today than to any other church body in Indonesia . On the staff , or under appointment , are several from the Netherlands , England , the United States , the Philippines , New Zealand , and Australia . Probowinoto was the delegate from the Javanese Christian Church during the meeting discussing the formation of the party in 9 November 1945 . He was chosen as the chairman of the party on its first congress in Surakarta . He was chosen as the representative of Parkindo in the Central Indonesian National Committee since its third session on November 1945 . After the dissolution of the committee in 1950 , he was chosen as the member of the Regional People 's Representative Council in Central Java and Salatiga , and later as member of the Temporary People 's Representative Council . He was the chairman of the Regional People 's Representative Council of Salatiga , from 1951 until 1954
first congress
1st Congress of the National Christian Party
Basuki Probowinoto