Michael Gryboski

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  Apr 23, 2012

  New York City Church Grows Food on Rooftop

  As growing season draws near for farmers, one New York City church oversees a farm in one of the least likely places: its rooftop.

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  Apr 23, 2012

  Largest Presbyterian Church in Colorado Votes to Leave PCUSA

  The largest Colorado congregation of the Presbyterian Church (USA) has voted to leave the denomination over theological differences.

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  Apr 21, 2012

  Evangelicals 'Coming Around' to Evidence for Global Warming, Professor Says

  A professor at an evangelical university in Southern California claims that evangelicals are becoming more convinced of the evidence for man-made global warming ahead of Earth Day this Sunday.

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  Apr 20, 2012

  Ala. Town Prepares for 5-Day 'Bible Reading Marathon'

  People in a town in Alabama are preparing for an event where hundreds of volunteers will read through the Bible over a period of several days.

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  Apr 20, 2012

  Survey: Millennials' Religious Unaffiliation Similar at Faith-Based and Public Colleges

  Millennials enrolled in religious colleges are just as likely to leave the religious affiliation of their childhood as students enrolled at public universities, a new survey found.

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  Apr 19, 2012

  Theologians OK With Bible Translation Replacing 'Jesus Christ,' 'Angel'

  Some theologians say the new Bible translation The Voice that replaces words like "Christ" with "Anointed One" and "angel" with "messenger" is acceptable.

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  Apr 18, 2012

  Ariz. Governor Signs Bill to Allow Bible Classes in Public Schools

  Arizona Governor Jan Brewer has signed into law a bill that allows the establishing of elective classes that focus on the Bible and its influence on western civilization.

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  Apr 18, 2012

  ELCA, Archives.com Partner to Digitize Millions of Church Records

  The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America has forged a partnership with a major family genealogy website in which the denomination will have hundreds of reels of microfilm containing church records between 1793 to 1940 digitized.

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  Apr 18, 2012

  Calif. Group Launching Initiative to Overturn 'Gay History' Law

  A conservative organization in California is supporting an initiative that will overturn a law that makes social studies classes include the "roles and contributions" of homosexuals in American history.

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  Apr 17, 2012

  Baptist Group to Remain at Vanderbilt Despite 'All-Comers' Policy

  Baptist Collegiate Ministry of Vanderbilt University has decided to remain a registered student organization on campus, even with the "All-Comers" policy Vanderbilt has decided to implement among religious groups.