Dutch church holds non-stop service to protect refugee family An Armenian family has found shelter for almost 7 weeks now in a small protestant church in The Hague to avoid deportation. For Hayarpi Tamrazyan, the oldest daughter of the family, this is "a difficult time" even if she remains hopeful. The Bethel Church has taken advantage of a loophole in Dutch law which says that police cannot enter the premises while a religious service is underway. Nearly 650 pastors from all over the country, but also from Belgium, France and Germany, have taken turns to keep religious services going 24/7. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES