Michael Gryboski

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  Sep 18, 2012

  Del. Church Cuts Ties With Boy Scout Troop Over Gay Ban

  A church in Delaware that has sponsored a Boy Scouts Troop for the past 40 years has decided to cut its ties with the BSA over its policy banning openly gay members and leaders.

• Sep 18, 2012

  Researcher: 50-50 Marriage a 'Myth'

  A researcher who recently conducted several interviews of senior citizens for a research project has concluded that the notion of a 50-50 marriage is a "myth." "For long-term success, couples have to orient themselves to giving more than they get," wrote Pillemer.

• Sep 18, 2012

  Okla. Judge: Male Sex-Change Patients Cannot Take Female Names

  A district judge in Oklahoma has ruled against two men who underwent sex changes and sought to have their names changed to female appellations.

• Sep 17, 2012

  Thousands of Churches Take Part in 'Back to Church' Sunday

  Thousands of congregations across the United States took part in "Back to Church" Sunday, a nationwide event focused on inviting the un-churched to worship.

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  Sep 15, 2012

  Evangelicals Should Avoid 'Muslim-Baiting,' Says Professor

  An evangelical professor who was part of a summit on foreign policy held at Georgetown University believes that evangelicals should avoid "Muslim-baiting."

• Sep 14, 2012

  UMC Churches Respond to Chicago Strike

  As union leaders meet and teachers remain on strike in Chicago, some congregations in the city are opening their doors to help with childcare and other needs.

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  Sep 13, 2012

  Justice Department Investigating Maine City's Church Zoning Law

  The U.S. Department of Justice has opted to investigate a Maine city's zoning law regarding restrictions for churches wanting space at shopping malls.

• Sep 13, 2012

  NOM Claims Victory in Rhode Island, New Hampshire Primaries

  A national organization advocating for marriage being defined as between one man and one woman has declared victory in the political primaries of Rhode Island and New Hampshire.

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  Sep 12, 2012

  Christian Church Sues Utah City Over Restrictions on Passing Out Tracts Near Mormon Temple

  The American Civil Liberties Union of Utah has filed suit against a Utah city over an ordinance they say interferes with the rights of a church to pass out evangelist literature in front of a Mormon temple.

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  Sep 12, 2012

  Pro-Life Video Denouncing President Obama Goes Viral

  A YouTube video featuring a woman who survived an abortion denouncing President Barack Obama's track record on the hot button issue has gone viral. Melissa Ohden, the woman who speaks in the 61 second video, told The Christian Post that it was "an easy and a hard decision for me … to come forward and do the ad."