Jakarta, Indonesia (CNN) -- Indonesian authorities are searching for attackers who targeted three churches in Central Java Tuesday, police said.
"The scene is now under police control. It's calm, but security is high," National Police spokesman Boy Rafli said.
Authorities are "asking local religious leaders to stay calm and find diplomatic ways to solve the problem," he said.
Tuesday's attack comes after an attack on members of a Muslim minority sect Sunday that killed three people and injured five others.
Police said the home of a Ahmadiyah sect preacher was raided Sunday by more than 1,000 people -- some wielding knives, sticks and rocks. CNN
