Michael Gryboski

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  Jan 21, 2014

  Bill Giving Public School Credit For Off-Campus Religious Education Passes Ohio House

  A bill that would allow Ohio public schools to provide a credit option for religious instruction has passed the lower house of the state legislature.

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  Jan 21, 2014

  French Government Mulling New Looser Abortion Law

  Restrictions on abortion access in France may loosen should the nation's legislature pass a recently introduced bill.

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  Jan 21, 2014

  Sudanese Human Rights Activist to American Church: 'Stand With Us'

  A Sudanese human rights activist has called upon Christians in the United States to help the churches of the Republic of Sudan.

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  Jan 20, 2014

  Judge Rules Against Episcopal Church's Motion Against Breakaway South Carolina Diocese

  A District Court judge in South Carolina has ruled against a motion by The Episcopal Church to try and gain the identity of a breakaway diocese.

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  Jan 20, 2014

  United Methodist Church Sets Date for Trial of Pastor Who Officiated Son's Gay Wedding

  A clergyman and former dean at Yale Divinity School will be tried by the United Methodist Church later this year for officiating his son's same-sex wedding.

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  Jan 20, 2014

  Has Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Been Invoked by Too Many Causes?

  Today, people across the United States will remember and pay homage to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his dream of an equal America.

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  Jan 17, 2014

  Churches Around the World to Celebrate 'Week of Prayer for Christian Unity'

  Christians, including those from numerous denominations, from across the world are set to observe a time of prayer for the unity of the faith.

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  Jan 17, 2014

  Ariz. Public School District to Consider Vote on Opening Meetings With Prayer; Secular Group Claims Act Is Unconstitutional

  A school district in Arizona is considering adding invocation prayers at their board meetings, pending the result of a United States Supreme Court decision on a similar matter.

• Jan 17, 2014

  United Methodist Official Denies that Ind. Church Fired Gay Choir Director Over Sexual Orientation

  The United Methodist Church is denying that an Indiana church dismissed its openly gay choir director over his sexual orientation.

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  Jan 16, 2014

  Indiana Churches Seeking to Erect Cross Display on Public Property Get Appeals Court Hearing Date

  A federal appeals court has scheduled arguments on an appeal from a group of churches hoping to erect a temporary cross display on public property in Indiana.