Michael Gryboski

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  Jul 6, 2015

  Pennsylvania County Government Member Quietly Puts Ten Commandments Placard in Meeting Room

  A member of a county government in Pennsylvania has placed a Ten Commandments placard by his seat in a courthouse meeting room.

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  Jul 6, 2015

  NBC Cancels 'A.D. The Bible Continues,' but Series May Re-Launch on OTT Channel

  NBC has announced that "A.D. The Bible Continues," a program based on the book of Acts from the husband-and-wife producers Roma Downey and Mark Burnett, has been canceled after its first season.

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  Jul 5, 2015

  'Homeless Jesus' Statue May Find Permanent Home in Indianapolis With Help of UMC Church, Charities

  A church in Indiana has joined several charity organizations to raise money to purchase a "Homeless Jesus" statue for the state capital.

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  Jul 4, 2015

  4 Myths About the Fourth of July

  Below, in no particular order, are four myths surrounding Independence Day, the first of which being the actual day it is celebrated on.

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  Jul 3, 2015

  Protestant Radio Program 'Day1' Celebrates 70 Years of 'Preaching the Word of God' on Stations Across the World

  A Georgia-based radio program centered on promoting the perspectives of mainline Protestant denominations has turned 70 this year.

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  Jul 3, 2015

  Episcopal Church Calls for Removal of All Confederate Flags; Says It's a Symbol 'at Odds With the Love of Jesus Christ'

  The Episcopal Church, a theologically liberal denomination that has strong historic ties to the former Confederacy, voted at their General Convention in favor of a resolution calling for the removal of Confederate battle flags from public display.

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  Jul 2, 2015

  Retired Pro-Wrestler 'Superstar' Billy Graham Seeking Job With WWE

  A retired professional wrestler who named himself after the famous evangelist Rev. Billy Graham is lobbying for a new job with the largest pro-wrestling organization in the United States.

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  Jul 1, 2015

  Oklahoma's Highest Court Rules Against Ten Commandments Display on Gov't Property

  Oklahoma's Supreme Court ruled that a Ten Commandments display on the capitol grounds of Oklahoma City must be removed.

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  Jul 1, 2015

  Indiana Pot Church to Hold Weed-Less 'Worship Service' Amid Concerns of Arrest for Illegal Use of Marijuana

  The First Church of Cannabis, a so-called religious group, says it will abstain from using marijuana during its opening worship service, according to it's leader, amid concerns that police might arrest those in attendance because pot is illegal in Indiana.

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  Jun 30, 2015

  Supreme Court Allows Pennsylvania Religious Charities to Avoid Federal Birth Control Mandate

  The US Supreme Court has allowed for a group of Pennsylvania-based Roman Catholic religious charities to avoid being compelled to follow the federal government's birth control coverage mandate while their case is being processed.