Michael Gryboski

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  Nov 5, 2019

  Chinese gov't offers land to Catholic group to compensate for demolishing church

  The Chinese government is reportedly offering compensation to a Catholic congregation whose church building was recently demolished by authorities.

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  Nov 5, 2019

  Okla. Supreme Court temporarily blocks law banning dismemberment abortions

  The Oklahoma Supreme Court has put a temporary block on the implementation of a state law that bans a second-trimester abortion procedure often known as a dismemberment abortion.  

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  Nov 4, 2019

  Phillip E. Johnson, noted champion of Intelligent Design, dies

  Phillip E. Johnson, a professor and author credited with helping to found the modern Intelligent Design movement, has passed away at age 79.

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  Nov 4, 2019

  Catholic diocese donates $50,000 to three black churches damaged by arson attack

  A Roman Catholic diocese donated an estimated $50,000 to three historically African-American churches that were the victims of a series of arson attacks in Louisiana.

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  Nov 4, 2019

  Ky. Supreme Court dismisses lawsuit against Christian business that refused to make gay pride shirts

  The Kentucky Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit against a Christian business that refused on religious grounds to make T-shirts for a gay pride event.

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  Nov 4, 2019

  Street preacher suing Oregon city for $300K for censoring pro-life views

  A street preacher is suing an Oregon city for more than $300,000 over an incident earlier this year when officials stopped him from preaching about the Gospel and against abortion.

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  Nov 3, 2019

  This week in Christian history: Jerry Falwell Sr. resigns, Church council, Puritans

  Here are just a few things that happened this week, Nov. 3-9, in Church history. They include the beginning of the Council of Constance, the resignation of Jerry Falwell Sr. from the Moral Majority, and the Puritans banning disbelief in the Bible.

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  Nov 3, 2019

  ‘Not abandoned’: International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church

  Various groups and churches across the world are taking part in the annual International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church, overseen by the World Evangelical Alliance.

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  Nov 2, 2019

  'Golden Rule 2020': Churches pray for civility in presidential election

  A theologically diverse group of denominations and Christian groups will come together to pray for political civility as the United States is a year away from the next presidential election.

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  Nov 1, 2019

  Southern Baptist church says ‘racial prejudice’ may have influenced senior pastor vote

  A Florida-based church affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention said “racial prejudice” likely influenced a vote result that failed to confirm an African American pastor as the congregation’s new senior pastor.