Michael Gryboski

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  Jan 2, 2013

  Domino's Pizza Founder Gets Injunction Against HHS Mandate

  A district court judge gave the founder of Domino's Pizza a last minute injunction from having to provide the abortion pill in accordance with the controversial preventive services mandate.

• Jan 2, 2013

  Judge Rules Against Suit Meant to Protect NY Church From Demolition

  A New York State judge has ruled against a grassroots organization's lawsuit meant to protect a historic church from being demolished and replaced by a supermarket.

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  Dec 31, 2012

  Atheist Group Sues IRS Over Church Tax Status

  A Wisconsin-based atheist organization has filed suit against the Internal Revenue Service over what it deems "preferential treatment" for churches regarding taxes.

• Dec 31, 2012

  Texas Megachurch Co-Pastor Dies of Cancer

  A pastor from Texas who along with her husband oversaw the dramatic growth of a megachurch has died after a lengthy battle with cancer.

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  Dec 28, 2012

  Westboro Baptist Petition Nearing 300,000 Signatures; White House Response Still Pending

  As the White House petition calling for action against Westboro Baptist Church passes the 293,000 mark, signatories still await an official response from the Oval Office.

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  Dec 28, 2012

  Vendors Paid by Crystal Cathedral Ministries During Christmas Week

  Crystal Cathedral Ministries is in the process of paying vendors, some of whom have been waiting for years for their check to come in. According to an agreement reached last Friday, CCM will give payments to the Rev. Robert H. Schuller and other creditors while Schuller's appeal goes through the court system.

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  Dec 27, 2012

  Fla. Megachurch Raises $602,000 for Charity in Two Days

  Members of a Fla. multi-campus church have raised over $600,000 over the span of 48 hours for the sake of charity. While this was not the first time the church had done a charity like this, the results were unprecedented.

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  Dec 27, 2012

  Church-State Group Does Not Want Court to Consider Elmbrook Case

  A major church-state watchdog group has expressed opposition to a Wisconsin school system's filing of a petition to have a case regarding graduations being held at a church sent to the Supreme Court.

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  Dec 26, 2012

  Texas Supreme Court to Decide Property Dispute Between Episcopal Church, Breakaway Diocese

  The Texas Supreme Court will determine whether or not a diocese that broke away from The Episcopal Church four years ago holds the right to the 52 church properties in its territory.

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  Dec 26, 2012

  'Militant Islam' Greatest Threat to Middle Eastern Christianity, Says Think Tank

  A British think tank has released a lengthy report claiming that militant Islam is the greatest existential threat to Middle Eastern Christianity, bringing Christian communities in the region "close to extinction."