Michael Gryboski

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  May 9, 2019

  Calif. approves new sex ed guidance; critics say it is too explicit, morally corrupt

  California’s Department of Education voted to approve a controversial guidance for sex education for elementary and middle school students despite protests by parents and others.

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  May 8, 2019

  ‘Unspeakable grief’: 5 things to know about the Colorado school shooting

  One student was killed and eight others were injured Tuesday when a shooting occurred at a Colorado school that serves grades kindergarten through 12th grade.

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  May 7, 2019

  ‘Pastor’s Pastor’ Warren Wiersbe, prolific Bible commentator and teacher, dies at 89

  Warren W. Wiersbe, a prolific author and Bible commentator who is credited with influencing thousands of pastors with his work, passed away on May 2 at age 89.

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  May 7, 2019

  Jean Vanier, Christian advocate for the intellectually disabled, dies at age 90

  Jean Vanier, the Catholic founder of two community organizations for those with intellectual disabilities, has passed away in Paris, France. He was 90 years old.

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  May 6, 2019

  80 percent of persecuted religious believers are Christians: British gov’t interim report

  Approximately four of five people persecuted for their religious beliefs are Christians, according to an interim report prepared for the British government.

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  May 6, 2019

  Conservative Anglican group may boycott global bishops conference over gay marriage

  A major conservative group of Anglican bishops and leaders may boycott an upcoming global bishops conference over the presence of bishops whose regional territories support gay unions.

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  May 6, 2019

  Pence at Louisiana church attacked by arson: 'Attacks on communities of faith must stop'

  Vice President Mike Pence gave remarks at a church in Louisiana that was recently the victim of arson, stating that “these attacks on communities of faith must stop.”

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  May 5, 2019

  This week in Christian history: American Bible Society, Famous hymn-writer, Pope apology

  Here are just a few things that happened this week, May 5-11, in Church history. They include the founding of the American Bible Society, the birth of the author of the hymn “Leaning on the Everlasting Arms,” and Pope John Paul II apologizing to scientists for the Church’s treatment of Galileo.

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  May 5, 2019

  Trump's white evangelical support softer than you think, report says

  White evangelical support for President Donald Trump may not be as strong as presumed, according to experts on religion and politics in the United States at a panel event hosted by a conservative think tank.

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  May 5, 2019

  'Fatherhood begins in the womb,' says Ben Watson at NYC Times Square pro-life event

  Retired National Football League player Ben Watson explained the importance of men in battling abortion, stating at a major pro-life rally in New York’s Times Square that “fatherhood begins in the womb.”