Michael Gryboski

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  Mar 16, 2012

  Obama Justice Department Defends Cross on Public Property

  President Barack Obama's Justice Department has filed a legal brief in support of a 29-foot tall cross that has been on display on public property in California for decades.

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  Mar 16, 2012

  Nominees Announced to Succeed Episcopal Church's First Openly Gay Bishop

  One of the Episcopal Church's most controversial bishops will soon be stepping down from his position and the three nominees for his seat have been announced.

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  Mar 15, 2012

  Nearly 90 Percent of Mormons Tithe Regularly, Researchers Confirm

  Nearly 90 percent of Mormons reported tithing regularly, new research shows. Researchers who presented their findings on the charitable habits of members of the Church of Jesus Church of Latter-day Saints are confident in the reliability of the responses from Mormons surveyed.

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  Mar 15, 2012

  Prayer Costs Indiana Food Pantry Access to Gov't Products

  An Indiana food pantry has lost access to government commodities to distribute to clients because its volunteers would ask people if they would like to pray.

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  Mar 14, 2012

  Q&A: Gabe Lyons Talks Christians in a Resistant Culture

  Gabe Lyons wants to help Christians understand what's happening in the culture today, namely that being a Christian no longer draws the respect and acceptance it once did in America. Christians have, in fact, become somewhat of a "repellant" to a lot of people today.

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  Mar 13, 2012

  1,000 Philippine Police Dedicate Lives to Christ After Watching 'Courageous'

  An estimated 1,000 policemen from the Philippines have dedicated their lives to Christ after watching screenings of the American film "Courageous."

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  Mar 13, 2012

  Westboro Baptist Church to Protest Major Atheist Rally

  Westboro Baptist Church, the controversial group that has protested at funerals and high schools, plans to protest the upcoming Reason Rally at the National Mall in Washington, D.C.

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  Mar 12, 2012

  Father, Daughter Pastors Create 'Hunger Games' Bible Study

  Two North Carolina pastors have recently created a Bible study based on the book series The Hunger Games.

• Mar 12, 2012

  Biographer: Jerry Falwell Worked With Catholics, Mormons; Friends With Liberals, Porn King

  Michael Sean Winters, a biographer of the late Jerry Falwell, said that the controversial preacher and Christian Right leader helped remove the stigma conservative Protestants had working alongside Roman Catholics and Mormons for common political goals.

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  Mar 10, 2012

  Pro-Gay Candidate for PCUSA Moderator Says She Will Listen to All Sides

  A candidate for the moderator position of the 220th General Assembly of Presbyterian Church (USA) says that although she is part of an LGBT organization she will be able to facilitate dialogue between both sides.