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Spokane entrepreneur’s smart bracelets connect faith, mental health communities

From rural Missouri to Spokane, Gary Rakes turned personal struggles into purpose with Free Luma's smart bracelets, combining NFC technology with daily inspiration for faith and mental health communities.

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Employees support Planned Parenthood, ‘But the mission doesn’t pay the bills.’

Employees at the local Planned Parenthood are considering unionization over what they characterize as low pay and bad working conditions. The CEO is paying a union-busting firm the equivalent of 17 medical assistants’ hourly wages to persuade them not to.

2024 Spokane Area Christmas Services Listings

Looking for Christmas services in Spokane? Explore our comprehensive list of local services happening throughout the area.

FāVS Religion News Roundup: Dec. 20

This week's roundup includes UGM hosting a free Christmas Eve dinner, the announcement of the new CEO of the YMCA of Inland Northwest, Salvation Army's Red Kettle shortfall and more.

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Bethany Presbyterian housing project taking shape

Find out how Bethany Presbyterian Church is turning their Church's 2022 fire into answering Jesus' call to help the less fortunate by rebuilding their church and adding affordable housing for low-income families and refugees to their lot.

The sacred art of long-distance friendship: A Buddhist guide

learn friendship can be a sacred thing. In Buddhism, for example, it’s a key part of the spiritual path. Spiritual friendship (kalyana mitra) is a relationship that elevates one's ethical and well-being.

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Employees support Planned Parenthood, ‘But the mission doesn’t pay the bills.’

Employees at the local Planned Parenthood are considering unionization over what they characterize as low pay and bad working conditions. The CEO is paying a union-busting firm the equivalent of 17 medical assistants’ hourly wages to persuade them not to.

Opinion

Death may mute Christmas, but not love

While this holiday season is muted for those of us who lost loved ones in December, by loving people despite our differences, we are truly living the commandment of so many faiths – to care for one another.  

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Study says less than half of Americans attend church on Christmas

Learn about the changing trends in attending church during Christmas. Discover why less than half of Americans will attend church during this festive season.

Bible app sets record growth as users seek peace, prayer in 2024

YouVersion Bible app reports record growth in 2024, with Philippians 4:6 on anxiety and prayer emerging as most engaged verse. See how millions worldwide are turning to Scripture for peace.

How to take climate change out of the culture wars

Discover how deepening polarization threatens efforts to cut carbon emissions. Explore the controversy surrounding energy-saving appliance standards.

As Ukraine war hits 1,000 days, Pope Francis renews call for peace

Ukrainian war reaches 1,000 days. The Vatican and Olena Zelenska discuss humanitarian aid and just mediation in conflict.

Tony Campolo, sociologist and famed Red Letter Christian, has died

Tony Campolo, an American Baptist minister and sociologist who spent decades trying to convince evangelicals and other Christians that their faith should motivate them to address social ills like poverty and racism, has died.

How faith and redemption transformed Mike Tyson’s life

Read about the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson Nov. 15 match after Tyson's 21-year retirement and how Tyson’s faith journey became the anchor and redemption he needed to change his life.

Updated: Spiritual leader of global Anglican Communion resigns amid sex abuse cover-up

Discover the reasons behind the resignation of Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby amidst allegations of covering up physical and sexual abuse by a church volunteer.

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How to Choose the Right Immigration Lawyer for Your Case: Aligning with Your Faith or Ethics

Here you are, planning the journey of a lifetime. Not a vacation — this is bigger. It’s about creating a new chapter in a new country. Exciting, right? But also nerve-wracking.

The Ethical Challenges Faced by Criminal Attorneys: A Closer Look

As a criminal attorney, you frequently face complex ethical dilemmas. Balancing justice, your client's best interests, and your professional ethics can present significant challenges.

Firefighting and Faith: How Unsung Heroes Find Courage to Save Lives 

For many, the choice of their profession is not governed by mere pay or job benefits. Some like our brave firefighters choose to become one as a form of self-sacrifice. 

The Legal Battle Over Zantac: A Test of Faith and Ethics in 2024

Have you been following the litigation against Zantac? These lawsuits raise critical questions about ethics in the pharmaceutical industry.

How Do Faith And Wellness Products Go Hand-In-Hand In Today’s World?

Living in today’s world of technology and trends can be overwhelming. Many people seem to be searching for a richer experience and a balance between the extremes.

The Role of Faith-Based Education in Modern Learning

In an era defined by technological advancements and evolving societal values, the significance of faith-based education remains steadfast.

Upholding Ethical Standards in Water Damage Emergencies

When water damage emergencies arise in your home or business, you instinctively crave a fast response. However, not just any solution will do. Your focus should be on effective remedies that don't exacerbate your situation or impose an additional burden on the environment.