Michael Gryboski

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  Apr 3, 2012

  Survey: Nearly 70 percent of Americans See Easter as Religious

  A soon to be published survey on the spiritual habits of American adults found that nearly 70 percent of respondents consider Easter to be a religious observance.

• Apr 3, 2012

  Expert: Mayoral Election in Russia Showcases Religious Bias Against Evangelicals

  A recent mayoral campaign in Russia showcased the religious bias against evangelical Christians, observes a human rights expert.

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  Apr 2, 2012

  Church Giving Away iPad, Prizes in Stadium-Wide Easter Egg Hunt

  As many churches celebrate Easter with special church services and egg hunts including candy, one North Carolina church will be giving away an Apple iPad, Xbox 360 and two iPod shuffles.

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  Mar 31, 2012

  Ga. Church to Hold Worship Service for Bikers

  A church in Georgia is planning to hold a worship service for a group not usually associated with congregations: bikers.

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  Mar 30, 2012

  Ga. Legislature Approves Bill on Ten Commandments Displays

  A bill that would allow displays including the Ten Commandments in all public buildings has passed in the Georgia Legislature and awaits the signature of the governor.

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  Mar 29, 2012

  LGBT Activist Group Demonstrates at Oklahoma Baptist University

  A gay rights group demonstrated at Oklahoma Baptist University on Wednesday as part of an ongoing project to advance acceptance of homosexuality in religious organizations.

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  Mar 29, 2012

  Church-State Group Opposes Road Project That Benefits 'Ark Park'

  A church-state watchdog group has spoken out against a road improvement program being reviewed by the Kentucky State Legislature due to it being connected to the construction of a Bible-themed amusement park.

• Mar 28, 2012

  Pastor: Church Leaders Should Be 'Fearful of Our Own Depravity'

  An Ohio pastor involved in spreading awareness about child abuse in the U.S. said that the church should be "fearful of our own depravity."

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  Mar 28, 2012

  North Carolina Only Southern State Lacking Marriage Amendment

  With the ongoing debate over marriage definition in the courts and through popular referendums, as of 2012 North Carolina is the only state in the South lacking a marriage amendment to its state constitution.

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  Mar 28, 2012

  Anglican 'Unity Covenant' Voted Down by Church of England

  The Church of England has voted down a 'unity covenant' that was intended to help keep together the Anglican Communion, which is experiencing fierce divisions over theological differences amongst its member churches.