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Faith leaders plan prayer vigil at Spokane ICE Center to support immigrants june 24

Faith Leaders and Leaders of Conscience (FLLC) of Eastern Washington and North Idaho will lament current immigration policies and the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) at their next Truthful Tuesday Vigil on June 24.

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Garland Church converts West Spokane offices into healthcare worker housing

In May the Garland Church opened Providence House in Spokane. It is nestled into West Spokane and is the newest reimagining of old church offices.

Treaties: Promises are still being broken

But as Angie Debo pointed out in her 1940 book “And Still the Waters Run: The Betrayal of Five Civilized Tribes,” all the treaties have been broken by the federal government for mining, grazing, land for settlers and other reasons.

4 lawsuits filed against Faith Baptist Church, Academy alleging sexual abuse of minors

Four lawsuits have been filed against Faith Baptist Church (FBC) and Faith Baptist Academy (FA) in Spokane for allegedly failing to protect minors from sexual assault and battery while on the church and the school’s premises. The plaintiffs, now adults, are the minors represented in each lawsuit, all former members of the church. 

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Religion News Roundup: June 13

Eastern Washington and North Idaho religion news roundup from FāVS News for June 13, 2025.

Visions of family, faith clash as Idaho marks ‘Traditional Family Values Month’

On a June weekend in Boise, Idaho, two competing visions of family and religion will play out just miles apart, reflecting a deepening cultural divide in the Gem State.

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Treaties: Promises are still being broken

But as Angie Debo pointed out in her 1940 book “And Still the Waters Run: The Betrayal of Five Civilized Tribes,” all the treaties have been broken by the federal government for mining, grazing, land for settlers and other reasons.

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5 takeaways trom Dallas: SBC seeks same-sex marriage reversal and more

In the Big D this week — and I do mean Dallas — the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) pushed for a national divorce from same-sex marriage.

Visions of family, faith clash as Idaho marks ‘Traditional Family Values Month’

On a June weekend in Boise, Idaho, two competing visions of family and religion will play out just miles apart, reflecting a deepening cultural divide in the Gem State.

Walter Brueggemann, influential biblical scholar, dies at 92

His books were influential primarily with clergy, but through their sermons Brueggeman’s concepts have become familiar to many churchgoers.

With new campus, Pastor Doug Wilson’s Christian Valhalla grows in Idaho

It’s the new campus for Logos School, part of the influential pastor Doug Wilson’s decadeslong effort to transform this college town into a conservative Christian redoubt.

Five years after George Floyd’s murder, church leaders say race relations face retrenchment

Bishop W. Darin Moore of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church remembers what it was like in the days after the 2020 murder of George Floyd.

As fighting continues in Gaza, more US Jews are recognizing the Nakba

Some U.S. Jews join Palestinians in May 19 Nakba Day events, urging recognition of the 1948 displacement amid Gaza war and rising awareness.

Five things to know about Pope Leo XIV

Now that the 267th head of the Catholic Church has been chosen, what do we really know about Robert Francis Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV? Here are five things.

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