Michael Gryboski
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Michael Gryboski has been a reporter with The Christian Post since 2011. He covers politics, church and ministries, court cases, and other issues. He has written extensively on issues like litigation over conservative congregations leaving The Episcopal Church, the longstanding debate within the United Methodist Church over homosexuality, court cases on various social issues, and the evangelical community.
He earned a Bachelor of Arts in History and Master’s in History at George Mason University. Inspired by his studies, Gryboski pens a regular column titled “This week in Christian history,” which briefly sums up the anniversaries of notable events in the long and diverse past of Christianity. He lives in Richmond, Virginia.
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Retired bishop leaves UMC for new conservative church over ‘significant disagreement’ on theology
A recently retired bishop of The United Methodist Church has announced that he is leaving the mainline Protestant denomination for a conservative alternative that was launched on Sunday.
Apologist William Craig recovering after hospitalization for COVID-19: 'Grateful for your love and prayers'
Christian author and apologist William Lane Craig is doing better after dealing with a major health scare regarding COVID-19 that required him to be hospitalized.
Supreme Court rules in favor of group banned from flying Christian flag at Boston City Hall
The United States Supreme Court has ruled that city officials in Boston were wrong to prohibit a group from flying a Christian flag at city hall.
UMC Bishops president decries schism over LGBT stance
The outgoing head of the United Methodist Church Council of Bishops denounced the split of the mainline Protestant denomination over LGBT issues ahead of Sunday's launch of a breakaway denomination.
This week in Christian history: Supreme Court upholds prayer at gov't meetings; John Knox returns
In this week in Christian history, an influential Reformation Leader returned to Scotland and the U.S. Supreme Court issued a narrow ruling in favor of a town's practice of opening official government meetings in prayer.
Andrew Cuomo sued over pandemic order placing COVID-19 patients in nursing homes
Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is being sued over his pandemic order placing thousands of COVID-19 patients in nursing homes during the pandemic, which critics argue put thousands of elderly individuals at risk.
After losing $100 million property case, Fort Worth Episcopalians mull ‘reunion’ with Texas Diocese
A group of Episcopalians in Texas who lost a legal battle with a breakaway diocese over church property valued at $100 million are considering reuniting with an Episcopal diocese that they originally belonged to in the 19th century.
University unlawfully stops Christian students from debating gay marriage: lawsuit
Three Christian college students have sued the University of Idaho for alleged wrongful punishment for expressing traditional views on marriage and sexual ethics on campus.
City approves church's private school after allegations of stonewalling over religious beliefs
A Massachusetts school district accused of previously stonewalling the creation of a church-affiliated private school over its Christian worldview has agreed to allow the school to open.
SC Gov. McMaster signs bill protecting churches from forced closure during pandemics
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster has signed a law that prohibits the state from placing greater restrictions on houses of worship than essential services during a state of emergency.
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NT Wright warns of ‘modern-day fantasy’ interpretation of ‘All Israel will be saved'
SCOTUS liberals treat Catholic teaching like racism
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Talarico compares race against Paxton to David and Goliath: 'Dallas, you are my slingshot'
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Kidnapped Nigerian priest, 7 others rescued; 2 suspects arrested
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Christian mother of 5 falsely imprisoned for over a year receives freedom award
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John Lennox urges Christians to share their faith with confidence: 'We're all called to be witnesses'
Prosecutors move forward with criminal case against pastor who protested outside Chinese Embassy
Pastors pray over Paxton at rally, cite Romans 13: 'Give him favor with voters'
Frank Turek on Charlie Kirk a year after assassination: ‘The first person I think of when I wake up is Charlie’
DHS official makes appeal to Hispanic Christian leaders ahead of midterms
4 things to know about mysterious transgender student mailers in Texas
Young men flocking to pro-life mov't in 'historic numbers' as Students for Life, TPUSA launch campus free-speech series
5 notable reactions to violent riots roiling France: 'They're destroying that country'
United Methodist Church's US membership falls by 174,000 in 2025: report
Jim Bakker’s legacy offers warnings about prosperity gospel, unchecked church power: Trinity Foundation
Andy Stanley to step down as head of North Point Community Church next year
Christianity Today republishes article about Elisabeth Elliot's sexuality
