Michael Gryboski

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  Jan 3, 2012

  Anglicans Transition to Catholic Rule Under New Church Body

  The first of January hailed not only the start of a new year but also the implementation of a church body for Anglican congregations transitioning to the Roman Catholic Church.

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  Jan 1, 2012

  1,500 Teens Party Like It's 2012 at Virginia Megachurch

  As parties were held across the country in celebration of the forthcoming new year, one megachurch near Washington, D.C., played party host to some 1,500 teens, who rocked out to Christian music, played laser tag and “gladiator joust” – all within the safety of a drug and alcohol free environment.

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  Dec 30, 2011

  Barnes & Noble Pulls Calendar After Protests From Gay Rights Groups

  Barnes & Noble has decided to remove a calendar by a Christian cartoonist in response to complaints by homosexual advocacy organizations.

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  Dec 30, 2011

  Va. Governor Signs Stricter Rules to Regulate Abortion Clinics

  Virginia abortion clinics that perform first-trimester abortions will have to submit to stricter regulations, which could result in most of them being shut down by next year.

• Dec 29, 2011

  Fla. Megachurch Turns to Horse Barn, Target, and Dillard's Stores for Worship Space

  A Florida megachurch, whose teaching pastor is John C. Maxwell, is struggling to strike a deal to open a new satellite church in a shopping mall due to a city economic plan.

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  Dec 29, 2011

  Noah's Ark Theme Park Suffering From Lack of Donations

  A Kentucky theme park project overseen by a major creationist organization is suffering from a lack of donations from the general public as well as a delayed ground-breaking.

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  Dec 28, 2011

  Anglicans Joining Catholic Church: Not Much Will Change

  As the Jan. 1, 2012 date given for the creation of a Roman Catholic Ordinariate, or church body, for disaffected Anglicans draws near, some departing churches say they do not expect significant differences in their worship and practice.

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  Dec 28, 2011

  Eddie Long's New Birth Christian Academy Closes Down

  While many students across the country will be returning to classes next week, one school in Georgia will be closing down before the school year is completed.

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  Dec 27, 2011

  Compassion CEO: Church Is Always One Generation From Going Extinct

  As many churches look for ways to grow and maintain their congregations, one author argues that an important and often overlooked component is children.

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  Dec 27, 2011

  Conn. Episcopal Church Hopes Supreme Court Will Settle Property Dispute

  A Connecticut church that lost a legal dispute over the ownership of its property will soon attempt to bring its case to the United States Supreme Court.