Blimbingsari Village, located in Jembrana regency, West Bali is populated with 100% Christians with a traditional Balinese’ way of life, where Hindus is a majority of the islanders. Despite this matter, the character of Bali does not deteriorate; even the village's churches are adorned with Balinese Hindu style carvings. The influence of Balinese Hindu is applied to several more activities, including Christmas tradition, naming hierarchy, and religious rituals. One of the most unique activity is the churches’ rituals, where the villagers wear ceremonial clothes native to Hindu temples while listening to their sermons, while the priests’ liturgies are accompanied with Bali’s gamelan music. This unique assimilation continues to draw visitors from all around the world that are considerably curious about the village’s culture