Michael Gryboski

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  Jan 20, 2012

  Church Polling Places Affect Voter Decisions, Researcher Claims

  A University of Maine professor has concluded that voters whose polling place is either at or near a church tend to be influenced in their electoral decisions.

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  Jan 20, 2012

  Eddie Long's Academy Staff Cutting Plan Not Finalized, Spokesman Says

  A spokesman for Bishop Eddie Long's New Birth Missionary Baptist Church told The Christian Post that it is still unclear whether or not the affiliated academy, which suddenly announced it was closing in late 2011, will be cutting its staff, as reported by a local news channel.

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  Jan 18, 2012

  Christians Worldwide Pray for Unity Amid Growing Division

  Amid news of denominational schism, particularly in the United States, Christians worldwide will unite Wednesday to observe the beginning of an international ecumenical event.

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  Jan 18, 2012

  Supreme Court Rejects NC County 'Jesus' Prayer Appeal

  The United States Supreme Court has refused to hear an appeal from a North Carolina county government regarding a lower court decision barring sectarian prayer at its meetings.

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  Jan 17, 2012

  Discontent Presbyterians Meet to Discuss 'New Reformed Body'

  As conservative Presbyterians discontent with the PC(USA) gather this week in Florida for a conference to create a “New Reformed Body,” one church that championed the idea will not be joining the new group.

• Jan 17, 2012

  Church Billboard Ruled 'Anti-Atheist,' but Even Skeptics Disagree

  Skeptics and atheists in South Africa remain divided over the Advertising Standards Authority’s ruling to remove a church billboard that was deemed “anti-atheist.”

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  Jan 16, 2012

  'Occupy Atlanta' Helps Historic Black Church Avoid Foreclosure

  A chapter of the Occupy Wall Street movement may have helped a historic black church in Georgia get a modified loan, thereby saving the church from foreclosure.

• Jan 16, 2012

  Judge: Christian Group Can't Bar Same-Sex Ceremony on NJ Property

  A New Jersey judge has recently ruled that a Christian organization must perform same-sex ceremonies on its property despite its views regarding the practice.

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  Jan 14, 2012

  Theologians Speak on Christian Involvement in Non-Christian Charities

  Donations from Christian churches to charities affiliated with other faiths, such as Islam, have led some to wonder how far Christians should involve themselves in non-Christian charities and to what extent should they aid non-Christian religious groups.

• Jan 13, 2012

  PCUSA Elders' Call to Unity Draws Mixed Reactions

  Many conservative Presbyterians hold mixed feelings about a video released by eight elders of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) calling for unity among Presbyterian churches.