Michael Gryboski

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  Jun 22, 2015

  South Carolina Gov. Haley Calls for Removal of Confederate Flag From State Property

  U.S. Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina and Gov. Nikki Haley have supported the removal of a Confederate flag display on the grounds of the capitol.

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  Jun 22, 2015

  'Every Business Should Be Gay Friendly,' Says Franklin Graham in Response to Critics of His Wells Fargo Boycott

  Evangelical leader the Rev. Franklin Graham has responded to critics of his decision to discontinue business with Wells Fargo following the bank's TV ad featuring a same-sex couple.

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  Jun 22, 2015

  Reconciling Ministries Network Ex-Employee Files 'Gender Identity Discrimination' Complaint Against Pro-LGBT Methodist Group

  A former employee of an organization seeking to promote acceptance of transgender and other sexual identities in the United Methodist Church is charging that the organization has itself exhibited transgender discrimination, according to a case filed with the Cook County Commission on Human Rights.

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  Jun 21, 2015

  Father's Day Should Spotlight 'Instrumental' Value of Dads, Says COO of Charity for Young Men From Broken Families

  A leader in a Georgia-based charity centered on helping young men from broken families turn their lives around, believes Father's Day should focus on the "instrumental" value of dads

• Jun 20, 2015

  Student Sues Delaware University Claiming She Lost Scholarship for Refusing to Attend Church

  A student has sued a public university in Delaware for reportedly losing her sports scholarship due to refusing to attend worship at a local church.

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  Jun 20, 2015

  High School Teacher Sues Pennsylvania Union Over Religious Objector Status

  A high school teacher who holds a religious objector status to paying union dues has filed a complaint against a Pennsylvania union demanding a freer hand as to where she can donate her dues.

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  Jun 19, 2015

  8 Pages From Gutenberg Bible to Fetch Over $500K at Sotheby's New York Auction

  Pages from a copy of the first Bible to be published on a printing press might fetch well over $500,000 at an auction held in New York Friday morning.

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  Jun 18, 2015

  Sheriff Finds Atheists' Threat Against Him for Speaking at a Church 'Humorous and Entertaining'

  A Florida sheriff who recently received a complaint from an atheist group for delivering a sermon while in his uniform finds their objections "humorous and entertaining."

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  Jun 18, 2015

  Longest-Service Director of Presbyterian Mission Agency Announces Resignation as Former Staffer Files Lawsuit Against PCUSA

  The executive director for the mission agency of the largest Presbyterian denomination in the country has announced her resignation.

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  Jun 17, 2015

  So. Baptists Vote to Uphold 'God's Definition of Marriage,' Despite Outcome of Supreme Court Ruling

  The largest Protestant denomination in the United States has passed a resolution stating that marriage is between one man and one woman regardless of what the U.S. Supreme Court concludes later this month.