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Are Home Bible Studies Illegal in San Diego?
Are home Bible studies illegal in San Diego? That’s the question many are asking after Pastor David Jones and his wife Mary, who live in San Diego, were told by the county of San Diego they needed to either stop their Bible study or get a costly permit.
For years, the couple has invited friends to their house for weekly Bible study sessions in much the same manner as other Americans have people over for cookouts, family reunions and Tupperware® parties. Because their gathering was religious in nature, according to a Fox News report today, they’ve been told they will have to spend thousands of dollars on the aforementioned permit.
According to several reports, including the 10 News report in this video, the Jones family will fight the county’s action. I expect they’ll receive a lot of support from across the country, too — and deservedly so!
-- Bob McCarty Writes
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Karl Gotthardt - albertacowpokeat 17:08 on May 29th, 2009
BMC I just read the update and the statement of the county CAO. It seems to me that he is trying to do the right thing. County CAOs in Canada are not in an elected office. I assume it is the same in the US. It looks like the whole issue got out of hand.
at 17:45 on May 29th, 2009
Let's hope the "horse" that is this issue is back in the "barn" for good!