Members of nearly a dozen Tennessee churches gathered over the weekend to protest a so-called “swingers club” which plans to open near a Christian school. Earlier this year, the Social Club announced that it planned to relocate in a building adjacent to the Goodpasture Christian School in Madison. At a meeting in the school’s Fine Arts Center auditorium on Sunday, local church leaders prayed that the city would pass an ordinance on Tuesday which would ban social clubs from operating in areas zoned for office space, The Tennessean reported. “We have come together, all denominations, all races, for one cause — that Madison is a great community, and that we can keep it that way,” Mt. Calvary Baptist Church Sandy McClain told the crowd. “Madison is a great area, but I believe Madison is the tip of the iceberg,” McClain said. “If this element can come into our community, it can come into other communities. What is to stop if from next coming into Bellevue or Belle Meade?” link