Michael Gryboski
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Michael Gryboski has been a reporter with The Christian Post since 2011. He covers politics, church and ministries, court cases, and other issues. He has written extensively on issues like litigation over conservative congregations leaving The Episcopal Church, the longstanding debate within the United Methodist Church over homosexuality, court cases on various social issues, and the evangelical community.
He earned a Bachelor of Arts in History and Master’s in History at George Mason University. Inspired by his studies, Gryboski pens a regular column titled “This week in Christian history,” which briefly sums up the anniversaries of notable events in the long and diverse past of Christianity. He lives in Richmond, Virginia.
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Michigan Megachurch to Establish 'Special Fund' to Repay $300K Donated by Ponzi Scammer
A megachurch in Michigan has announced that they will set up a "special fund" to raise the approximately $300,000 a Ponzi schemer donated to its congregation.
Transgender Week at the White House: Gender Neutral Bathrooms and Conversion Therapy Bans
President Barack Obama symbolically demonstrated support for certain transgender political goals this week by announcing his support for bans on conversion therapy for youth and the addition of a gender neutral bathroom in the White House.
PCUSA Stalling Korean Church's Effort to Leave Denomination?
A Presbyterian Church (USA) regional body located in California has been accused of putting a Korean congregation's effort to leave the mainline denomination to a standstill.
Funeral for Robert H. Schuller Will Be Held at His Former Crystal Cathedral, Now Owned by Catholic Diocese
Services for Crystal Cathedral founder, the Rev. Robert H. Schuller, will be held in the very iconic sanctuary that his ministry created.
Christians Exalt Jesus During Atheists' Memphis Convention Where 'God's Not Dead' Film Was Mocked
Members of a prominent atheist organization received an unexpected response from Christians during their annual convention this past weekend, as Evangelicals came together not to protest their event, but to sing, pray, and read scriptures together.
Bakeries Can Refuse Bible Verses But Not Gay Weddings, Colorado Decides
A bakery in Colorado will not be punished for refusing to bake a cake requested by a Christian activist that included quotes from the Bible denouncing homosexuality.
'Sex Week' at Univ. of Tenn. Includes Revenge Porn, Sex Toys and 'Loosening Up the Bible Belt' — Are Churches Opening Up to Gay Marriage, Porn and Switching Genders?
The University of Tennesse's "sex week" will go on as scheduled this week, despite efforts to challenge funding for the event. Organized by the group Sexual Empowerment and Awareness at Tennessee, sex week starts on Monday and runs through Saturday, April 11. In years past, the event has included the distribution of "condom flowers" and the wearing of penis costumes.
New Jersey's Liquid Church Hosts State's Largest Easter Egg Hunt With Over 100,000 Hidden Eggs
A fast-growing multi-site New Jersey megachurch is expecting more than 6,000 people to attend its Easter Egg hunt events Saturday and Sunday, which will be the state's largest easter egg hunt with over 100,000 hidden eggs.
Liberals Welcome Possible Clarification to Indiana Religious Freedom Law
Liberals are casting a cautiously optimistic eye toward Indiana after Governor Mike Pence stated that an effort will be made to clarify the implementation of the Hoosier state's religious freedom law.
Walmart Declines to Say What Part of Arkansas Religious Freedom Bill It Doesn't Support
The major retail chain Walmart has declined to say what specific part of the state's controversial religious freedom bill it opposes.
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Richard Land 'delighted' to see Al Mohler's clarification on blasphemy law comments, but challenges 'religious test' for office
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Apologist William Lane Craig draws backlash for questioning Nicene Creed: 'This is really bad'
Pastor who preached entire Bible in 96 hours says witch converted after cursing him: 'We wanted you to die'
How a 'God moment' became a 25-year mission to serve children with disabilities
