Michael Gryboski

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  May 21, 2012

  New Bishop Elected to Succeed Episcopal Church's First Openly Gay Bishop

  A Massachusetts clergyman has been elected the successor to the controversial New Hampshire Bishop Gene Robinson, who is retiring at the end of the year.

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  May 18, 2012

  Pat Robertson Says The Episcopal Church Is Becoming 'Apostate'

  Controversial televangelist Pat Robertson recently told audiences that it was only "a question of time before" The Episcopal Church would be declared "apostate" by the Anglican Communion.

• May 18, 2012

  Court Declares NY Town's Prayer Practice Unconstitutional

  A federal appeals court ruled Thursday that a New York State town government's practice of opening nearly every meeting with a Christian prayer over the past 11 years is unconstitutional.

• May 17, 2012

  Kansas Anti-Sharia Bill Awaits Governor's Signature

  A bill that would ban Sharia law in Kansas has passed both houses of the legislature and awaits the signature of the governor.

• May 17, 2012

  'Imagine No Religion' Canadian Atheist Convention Sells Out

  A Canadian atheist conference with speakers from across the world was sold out of tickets some time before registration closed.

• May 17, 2012

  Texas Presbyterian Church Considering Split From PCUSA

  A Texas congregation is considering a vote to break away from Presbyterian Church (USA) due to the denomination's growing acceptance of homosexuality.

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  May 16, 2012

  Calif. PCUSA Presbytery Votes to Support 'Lesbian Evangelist'

  Months after having her censure affirmed by the highest court in the Presbyterian Church (USA), the Rev. Jane Spahr, known by some as the "lesbian evangelist," was given a vote of support from a California presbytery.

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  May 16, 2012

  Law Professor: Same-Sex Marriage Wins in Court May Lead to Public 'Backlash'

  A law professor warns that should same-sex marriage proponents be victorious in their legal efforts, it could lead to a major "backlash" against gay rights.

• May 15, 2012

  Faculty Refuse to Sign 'Lifestyle Statement,' Resign From Christian University

  Dozens of faculty and staff at a Georgian Christian academic institute are resigning over a statement from school officials in which employees must pledge to refrain from activities including drug use, alcohol, adultery, and homosexuality.

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  May 14, 2012

  Breakaway Anglican Congregation Has Its Last Sunday at Va. Property

  A departing Anglican congregation held its final services at a Virginia church property that they lost to The Episcopal Church in a years-long court battle.