Michael Gryboski

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  Nov 25, 2021

  Civil War origins, turkey-less first meal: 7 interesting facts about Thanksgiving

  Across the United States, families and friends will be celebrating Thanksgiving, a federal holiday created to thank God for the blessings given in one’s life. The holiday has a complicated history, which goes beyond the traditional imagery of Pilgrims and Indians, and has been observed on dates other than the fourth Thursday of November.

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  Nov 25, 2021

  5 inspirational songs for Thanksgiving: 'Rejoice in the goodness of God that has blessed us'

  While songs are not always associated with Thanksgiving, here's a list of five inspirational hymns that are often performed around the national holiday, including a couple of songs written in response to great upheaval and suffering.

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  Nov 24, 2021

  3 men found guilty of Ahmaud Arbery's murder; mother says ‘God is good’

  A jury has found the three white men charged with the killing of 25-year-old unarmed African American Ahmaud Arbery guilty of murder in the highly-publicized case that has been among those at the forefront of nationwide protests for racial justice.

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  Nov 24, 2021

  8-year-old dies from injuries sustained in Waukesha Christmas parade attack, church announces

  A Pentecostal church in Wisconsin has confirmed that a child member of its congregation has died from injuries sustained in the Waukesha Christmas parade attack on Sunday. 

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  Nov 23, 2021

  Texas gender clinic that prescribed puberty blockers to kids closes down amid protests

  A Dallas clinic that garnered controversy for providing puberty blockers to children with gender dysphoria has closed down after protests.

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  Nov 23, 2021

  Target, Walgreens named to ‘naughty’ list of companies accused of ‘censoring’ Christmas

  Target, Gap and Walgreens are among 13 companies that have been placed on a Christian conservative legal nonprofit’s “Naughty List” for failing to spotlight Christmas during the holiday season.

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  Nov 23, 2021

  Catholic student punished for saying there are only 2 genders sues school district

  A Catholic student has filed a lawsuit against a New Hampshire school district, claiming he was punished for stating that there are only two genders in a debate with another student.

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  Nov 22, 2021

  How should Christians celebrate Thanksgiving with non-believing family, friends?

  Thanksgiving has become a time of tension for many families as kinfolk of different political and religious affiliations find themselves together for hours on end. The Christian Post reached out to prominent Christian organizations for tips on how believers should celebrate Thanksgiving when gathered with others of different religious beliefs.

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  Nov 22, 2021

  Women who take abortion pills at higher risk of going to ER than those who have surgical abortions: study

  Women who undergo an abortion by taking pills to induce a miscarriage are at greater risk of having an emergency that requires immediate hospitalization than those who undergo a surgical abortion at a clinic, according to a recent study.

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  Nov 21, 2021

  This week in Christian history: First woman ordained in Lutheran Church, Constantinople patriarch banished

  This week — Nov. 21 through Nov. 27 — marks the anniversary of the first female ordination in the Lutheran Church in America, the Patriarch of Constantinople being banished, and the death of religious abolitionist Sojourner Truth.