Michael Gryboski

Michael Gryboski

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Michael Gryboski has been a reporter with The Christian Post since 2011. He covers politics, church and ministries, court cases, and other issues. He has written extensively on issues like litigation over conservative congregations leaving The Episcopal Church, the longstanding debate within the United Methodist Church over homosexuality, court cases on various social issues, and the evangelical community.

He earned a Bachelor of Arts in History and Master’s in History at George Mason University. Inspired by his studies, Gryboski pens a regular column titled “This week in Christian history,” which briefly sums up the anniversaries of notable events in the long and diverse past of Christianity. He lives in Richmond, Virginia.

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  • Episcopal Church Clears Bishop of Violating Principles

    Episcopal Church Clears Bishop of Violating Principles

    The Episcopal Church has decided to clear the charges leveled at a bishop who spoke critically of the church’s stance on homosexuality. The Rt. Rev. Mark Lawrence, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina, was cleared of charges that he was planning to break with The Episcopal Church.

  • Small Ky. Church Bars Interracial Couples From Membership

    While saying all are welcome to worship at their sanctuary, a small church in Eastern Kentucky has voted to ban interracial couples from receiving membership. The move has surprised local churches.

  • Christians Divided on Support for Occupy Movement

    Christians Divided on Support for Occupy Movement

    As Occupy Movements across the country experience police raids and evictions from public parks, Christians remain divided in their support of the movement.

  • Wis. Islamic School to Continue Using Presbyterian Church

    A Wisconsin-based Islamic elementary school has been given approval to continue to use a Presbyterian church until the end of the current academic year. Madinah Academy of Madison, Wis., has been using the facility of Westminster Presbyterian Church

  • Lawsuit Against Va. County Ten Commandments Display Moves Forward

    A lawsuit against a Virginia County school system over a display that includes a Decalogue is set to go forth after a failed effort by the school system to get the case dismissed.

  • Wis. Bill Seeks to Ban Webcam Abortions

    Wis. Bill Seeks to Ban Webcam Abortions

    Both houses of the Wisconsin legislature are considering a bill that would increase the restrictions placed on abortion in the state. Known as the “Coercive and Webcam Abortion Prevention Action Act,” the bill would ban abortion proscriptions by webcam

  • N.C. Court Blocks 'Choose Life' License Plates

    N.C. Court Blocks 'Choose Life' License Plates

    A federal court in North Carolina has blocked the production of “Choose Life” license plates in the state until ongoing legal action surrounding the plate is settled. The American Civil Liberties Union is filing suit over the approval of the pro-life themed plate

  • Removal of Cross From Army Chapel in Afghanistan Stirs Controversy

    The U.S. Army has removed a cross that was prominently placed on the front of a chapel located at the remote base of Camp Marmal in Northern Afghanistan. Officials said that having a permanent sectarian image on the chapel violated army regulations.

  • Prison Ministry President Meets Son for First Time in 38 Years

    Prison Ministry President Meets Son for First Time in 38 Years

    As many families gathered during the Thanksgiving season, one woman who heads a major prison ministry got to meet the son she put up for adoption decades ago for the first time.

  • Catholic Charities, Ill. Diocese Separate Over New Adoption Rules

    The Roman Catholic Diocese of Belleville, Ill., has announced that they will be severing ties with their Social Services agency due to Illinois’ Civil Union Law.

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