Michael Gryboski

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• Mar 28, 2012

  Breakaway Calif. Megachurch Wins in PCUSA Court Ruling

  A Presbyterian Church (USA) court has ruled in favor of a breakaway California congregation in a case over whether or not it had to monetarily compensate its former presbytery.

• Mar 27, 2012

  Texas Baptist College Considering Name Change

  A University founded by the Baptist General Convention of Texas is considering a change in name in order to be more appealing to prospective students.

• Mar 27, 2012

  Atheist Professor Pens Book About the 'Anti-Evolution Frontline'

  An atheist professor will soon be releasing the hardback version of a book chronicling his experiences attending creation science conferences and sites.

• Mar 23, 2012

  PCUSA Breakaway Megachurch in Calif. Entangled in Property Dispute

  A congregation that broke away from Presbyterian Church (USA) a couple years ago is being brought before an ecclesiastical court over claims that it should have monetarily compensated its regional body for the property it kept.

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  Mar 23, 2012

  NOM Launches Starbucks Boycott Over Same-Sex Marriage Stance

  The National Organization for Marriage has announced that it is launching a boycott of Starbucks, the international coffee chain, along with its affiliates.

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  Mar 22, 2012

  Prison Chaplains Believe Religious Extremism Common in Jail, but Not a Threat

  A major survey of prison chaplains has concluded that many chaplains believe religious extremism to be common in prisons, but not a major security threat.

• Mar 22, 2012

  Tenn. Senate Passes Bill to Allow Debate Over Evolution in Classes

  A bill that would allow teachers to encourage students to critique existing scientific theories such as evolution and global warming was passed by the Tennessee State Senate this week.

• Mar 21, 2012

  Atheist Students Go to Church for Charitable Cause

  An atheist student organization has launched a charitable drive that has its members attending a church service in exchange for donations.

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  Mar 21, 2012

  Texas Church Raises $1.7M to Help Provide Fresh Water to South Sudan

  A nondenominational Texas church that is working to help an African-focused charity provide fresh water for South Sudan has thus far raised $1.7 million for the effort.

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  Mar 21, 2012

  Suit Against Tenn. School District Regarding Student Bible Study Fails

  A suit brought by Tenn. parents arguing that a principal violated their son's religious rights by stopping him from being involved in an on-campus Bible study has failed in an appeals court.