Church Sues Strip Club For Sending unclad Dancers To The Church During Prayer Services

Church members are angry after a stripclub sent unclad dancers to stand in front of the house of worship as families with young children entered and exited for prayer services, according to court documents in Ohio

According to Scoop, New Beginnings Ministries of Warsaw, alleges that the unclad dancers have been threatening members of the church, blocking the entrances and exits, and violated their right to religious freedom. Pastor William Dunfee told the court that young children were forced to be exposed to unclad women who were standing outside the church.
Thomas George, the owner the Foxhole stripclub, was named in the lawsuit. Members of the church have been seen protesting in front of the Foxhole stripclub, urging the owner and customers to repent.  George denied the allegations, saying that Dunfee wants his stripclub to go out of business.