In Tbilisi, the Church of Saint George has emerged as a refuge for protesters amidst ongoing repression from the Georgian government. The church remains politically neutral, focusing instead on providing spiritual support to those affected by the demonstrations. As tensions rise, some church leaders express concern over their reluctance to take a public stand, leading to mixed feelings among protesters. This situation highlights the complex relationship between religion and politics in Georgia, as the church aims to uphold peace while navigating a turbulent socio-political landscape.