Michael Gryboski

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• Sep 11, 2012

  Benny Hinn Remarriage Ceremony Canceled?

  Evidence has begun to surface that Benny and Suzanne Hinn's much publicized remarriage may have been canceled, or at the very least postponed from its planned date of Friday, Oct. 26.

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  Sep 11, 2012

  University Criticized for Class That Deems Homosexuality 'Deviant Behavior'

  A Catholic academic institution in Ohio has come under fire for having a class in which homosexuality is declared a "deviant behavior" alongside things like murder, rape, drug use, and prostitution.

• Sep 10, 2012

  LifeWay Study on Bible Reading 'Disheartening,' Says PCUSA Official

  An official in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) referred to a study of Protestant churchgoers that said only a few read the Bible daily as "disheartening."

• Sep 10, 2012

  Paper: Church of Scientology Intimidating Company Over Film

  A major newspaper is claiming that the Church of Scientology has been "ratcheting up its opposition" to an award-winning film in which the chief antagonist is said to be based off of the church's founder.

• Sep 7, 2012

  Study: Most Churchgoers Do Not Read Bible on Daily Basis

  A recently released study by a Christian research organization shows that most churchgoers do not read or study the Bible on a daily basis. The findings of the Transformational Discipleship Assessment released by LifeWay Research noted that 19 percent of respondents report reading or studying the Bible outside of church "every day."

• Sep 7, 2012

  Pakistani Judge Grants $10K Bail to Christian Girl Accused of Blasphemy

  A Judge in Pakistan has agreed to set bail for a Christian girl said to be mentally ill who was accused of desecrating a Muslim religious text. Judge Mohammed Azam Khan set bail at 1 million rupees, which equals U.S. $10,500. The girl's lower income family will have to receive financial support to raise the amount.

• Sep 6, 2012

  Billy Graham Museum Business Impacted by Democratic Convention?

  A spokesman from the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association has stated that the Billy Graham Museum has received many out-of-town visitors who are in Charlotte for the Democratic National Convention.

• Sep 6, 2012

  Md. Church Fights United Methodist Body Over Property

  A predominantly African-American Methodist church in Maryland is in a dispute over its property with the Conference it split from back in November.

• Sep 5, 2012

  Church-State Group Files Amicus Brief Against Wash. Pharmacists

  A church-state watchdog group has filed an amicus brief on behalf of the Washington State Board of Pharmacy in a case where pharmacists refused to supply contraception over religious objections.

• Sep 5, 2012

  Pro-Life Display Returns to Md. Festival After Being Banned Last Year

  A pro-life display booth will be returning to a Maryland city's annual community event after not being allowed the year before. The Respect Life booth is overseen by St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church in Hampden and was previously banned for allegedly engaging in proselytizing and using graphic anti-abortion imagery.