Woman says her Bible study was banned by

Woman says her Bible study was banned by condominium association. Now she’s putting up a fight.

March 19, 2018

Donna Dunbar said she’s held Bible studies in her Port Charlotte, Florida, condominium complex every Monday for almost a year, WFTX-TV reported.

But Dunbar told the station that since the unit she lives in — 919 square feet of space — isn’t large enough for the nine-person group, she’s used the common area of the Cambridge House Condominiums for Bible studies.

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