Tiny town (Dillon) breaks out in civil war as leaders BAN Christian church from using amphitheater for Sunday prayers for the first time in 40 YEARS

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Tiny town (Dillon) breaks out in civil war as leaders BAN Christian church from using amphitheater for Sunday prayers for the first time in 40 YEARS (www.dailymail.co.uk)

I bet you money that if it were for Jews or Muslims that it would be allowed and free. Citizens of Dillon. You now know who you need to vote out or get recalled/fired/etc. Get to it.

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>A tiny Colorado town has been plunged into a national debate after stopping a church from using its amphitheater for Sunday prayers. Town officials in Dillon blocked all non-town sponsored groups from using the space - including Dillon Community Church which had held events there for 42 years - after being inundated with rental requests. The decision has catapulted the 1,000-person town to the center of a debate over worship in public facilities.

I bet you money that if it were for Jews or Muslims that it would be allowed and free. Citizens of Dillon. You now know who you need to vote out or get recalled/fired/etc. Get to it. Archive: https://archive.today/vSzIS From the post: >>A tiny Colorado town has been plunged into a national debate after stopping a church from using its amphitheater for Sunday prayers. Town officials in Dillon blocked all non-town sponsored groups from using the space - including Dillon Community Church which had held events there for 42 years - after being inundated with rental requests. The decision has catapulted the 1,000-person town to the center of a debate over worship in public facilities.

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including Dillon Community Church which had held events there for 42 years

The amphitheater was built in 1993

2024 - 1993 = 31 years.

So they had it there for 11 years before it was built?

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