Michael Gryboski

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  Nov 28, 2011

  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

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  Nov 28, 2011

  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

• Nov 25, 2011

  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.

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  Nov 25, 2011

  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.

• Nov 23, 2011

  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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  Nov 23, 2011

  Southern Baptists Were Welcomed to Carter Initiative, Says Baptist Leader

  A supporter of the initiative sponsored by former president Jimmy Carter to unite Baptists across racial and theological divides has denounced the claim that the effort is biased against the Southern Baptist Convention.

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  Nov 22, 2011

  Beyond the Turkey: The Original ... Original Thanksgiving (Part 1)

  In modern America, Thanksgiving has come to be associated with many things: family gatherings, NFL games, and days off school all come to mind. And yet before all these things, before the National Football League, before the fourth Thursday in November became a national holiday, before the United States itself was an independent country, Thanksgiving existed – just in a different form.

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  Nov 22, 2011

  Cross Image Found in Tree Near Calif. Church

  After cutting down a pine tree near a California church, workers discovered what some believe to be the miraculous appearance of a cross in the trunk that remained.

• Nov 21, 2011

  Washington Churches Leaving PC(USA)

  The fallout from the decision of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) to allow noncelibate homosexuals to become clergy and lay leaders continues as more churches vote to break away.

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  Nov 21, 2011

  Jimmy Carter Hopes to Unite Baptists With Covenant

  Although there are several different sects that go by the name Baptist, one former U.S. president is attempting to create a unified voice for Baptists across the country.