Michael Gryboski

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  Apr 16, 2012

  New English Translation of Bible Omits 'Jesus Christ,' 'Angel'

  A new translation of the Bible into English does not contain the name "Jesus Christ" nor the word "angel." It also prefers the word "emissary" over "apostle."

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  Apr 16, 2012

  Pastor: Global Evangelism 'Tragically Neglected'

  An evangelical pastor recently declared that global missionary work by American pastors has been "tragically neglected." David Platt that billions of people in the world have never heard of the Redeemer.

• Apr 14, 2012

  Ariz. Senate Passes Bill Allowing Bible Classes in Public Schools

  The Arizona State Senate has passed a bill that allows school districts to create a high school elective course that would focus on the Bible and its influence on Western Civilization.

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  Apr 13, 2012

  Planned Parenthood Promotes Prayer Campaign; Gives Thanks for Legalized Abortion

  While pro-lifers are often seen running prayer campaigns to stop abortions, one California group affiliated with Planned Parenthood has launched its own 40-day prayer in defense of abortions.

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  Apr 12, 2012

  Episcopalians Return to Property for Worship After Judge Rules Against Breakaway Group

  A continuing congregation of The Episcopal Church held its first Easter service in a Virginia church since the majority of the members voted to break away from the denomination.

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  Apr 12, 2012

  Ohio Megachurch Gives $1 to Charity for Each Worship Attendee

  A megachurch in Ohio has started a giving program in which on select Sundays it donates $1 to charity for every individual who attends a service on one of its campuses or online.

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  Apr 12, 2012

  Economist: Expiring Unemployment Benefits Would Help Economy

  An economist with experience on Capitol Hill has argued that the way to help increase employment would be to allow the extensions to unemployment benefits to expire.

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  Apr 11, 2012

  Nebraska County Approves Nat'l Day of Prayer Event on Courthouse Steps

  Officials of a Nebraska county have agreed to allow the observance of a prayer service on the steps of a courthouse in May.

• Apr 10, 2012

  Catholic Church Cuts Ties With Charity Over LGBT Affiliation

  A charitable arm of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops has decided to cut funding to a Colorado organization due to its decision to affiliate with a homosexual advocacy organization.

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  Apr 10, 2012

  Praxis Names Finalists in First Christian Social Entrepreneur Program

  After a year of intense mentorship by successful businessmen, three Christian social entrepreneurs were chosen as finalists out of a group of 12 on Monday for their creative and effective strategies on how to solve some of society's biggest problems in the spirit of advancing the common good.