Michael Gryboski

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• Sep 4, 2012

  Finnish Researchers: Induced Abortions Increase Risk of Preterm Birth

  Researchers in Finland have published a new study that indicates that there is a link between the abortion procedure and an increased risk of preterm birth.

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  Sep 4, 2012

  Black Pastors Meet in Va. to Discuss Support for Obama

  A group of black pastors in Virginia held a meeting to discuss how to encourage their congregations to vote for President Barack Obama. "We are concerned that many of our congregants are developing an aversion to supporting the president at the polls."

• Sep 3, 2012

  Traditional Marriage Supporter Dismisses 'Bundling' Accusation

  A member of a Washington state organization seeking to overturn a recently passed law legalizing same-sex marriage has dismissed claims that his organization has violated state laws on campaign finance.

• Sep 3, 2012

  Va. County Allows Church to Have Sign; Reconsidering Zoning Rule

  A county in Virginia has decided to rescind a zoning violation charge against a United Methodist church over its digital sign displaying more than two messages in a day.

• Aug 31, 2012

  Creationist Organization Posts Rebuttal to Bill Nye Video

  A prominent creationist organization has posted an online video response to a viral YouTube video by Bill Nye where "the Science Guy" promotes evolution and rejects creationism.

• Aug 31, 2012

  Anti-Poverty Activist: American Church a 'Sleeping Giant' on Poverty Issue

  An anti-poverty activist who is a leader in an international organization focused on eliminating poverty believes that American churches are a "sleeping giant" on the issue.

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  Aug 30, 2012

  Isaac Nowhere Near 'Katrina-Like,' Says Aid Worker

  An aid worker with the United Methodist Committee on Relief believes that Hurricane Isaac is nowhere near comparable to Hurricane Katrina. The Rev. Tom Hazelwood, assistant general secretary for U.S. Disaster Response for UMCOR, told The Christian Post that the present storm has impacted the region differently.

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  Aug 30, 2012

  Ga. School District Says Football Coach Did Not Violate Church-State Separation

  A Georgia school district that has a coach at the center of a church-state debate has officially announced that they do not believe he violated church and state separation.

• Aug 29, 2012

  Calif. Assembly Votes for Law Stating Child Can Have More Than Two Parents

  The lower house of the California legislature has voted for a bill that would allow judges in the state to rule that children have more than two parents. Ron Prentice said that SB 1476 was "part of the ongoing attempt by the homosexual caucus of Calif. legislators to mandate the normalization of homosexual relationships, regardless of the effect on innocent children."

• Aug 29, 2012

  Facebook Group Supporting Ga. Coach Gains Thousands of 'Likes' in a Few Days

  A coach from a Georgia high school known for leading prayers with the team and serving them meals at a local church has gained a growing level of support from social media.