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Former youth pastor Derek Nelson’s arraignment was continued to June 17 as he faces charges of second-degree child molestation.

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Orthodox patriarch makes historic first visit to Spokane parish

His Holiness Moran Mar Baselios Marthoma Mathews III visited Spokane, leading Holy Qurbana at St. Gregorios Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church.
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Charity isn’t optional in Islam. For most Muslims, it’s a way of life.

A Muslim writer reflects on charity, community care and the Islamic teachings, highlighting everyday acts of generosity often overlooked in the news.
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Nearly 400 North Idaho Catholics take their faith to the streets of Coeur d’Alene

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400 North Idaho Catholics gathered in Coeur d’Alene for a youth-led Eucharistic procession, walking, praying and publicly expressing their faith.

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Indigenous sculptor Greyshoes brings ‘sounds, colors, rhythms, meaning and spiritual nature’ to Marmot Art Space

Spokesman-Review: The first piece stone sculptor Upton “Greyshoes” Ethelbah Jr. carved came with an element of “I told you so.”

Jury awards $160,000 in Idaho State University racial discrimination case

IDAHO CAPITAL SUN - Student said she was wrongfully removed from clinical rotation at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center in Idaho Falls.

How the GOP motivated these women faith leaders to run for Congress as Democrats

THE 19TH - More Democratic clergy members are running for office as the GOP embraces Christian nationalist talking points — and Trump posts a Jesus-like image of himself.

Clarkston Community Garden raises produce for the hungry

MOSCOW-PULLMAN DAILY NEWS - A small but dedicated group of retirees is busy preparing for the growing season that is already underway for some crops like onions, spinach and carrots and is just weeks away for others.

Christian nationalism town hall set for next week

LEWISTON TRIBUNE - Members of Christ Church will participate in a town hall on Christian nationalism at 7 p.m., April 9, at the University of Idaho Administration Auditorium.
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Faith Events Northwest: May 31–June 7

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From a Nez Perce author event and Buddhist teachings to Jewish community gatherings, explore upcoming faith events across the Inland Northwest.
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San Diego mosque shooting victims remembered as ‘men of courage, sacrifice and faith’

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Three Muslim men who died shielding worshippers in San Diego mosque attack are honored as heroes amid hate-crime probe.
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After 25 years of decline, US churches see attendance rebound, new study finds

A new national report offers the most comprehensive look yet at how America's churches have fared since COVID-19 — and the picture is more hopeful than many expected.
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Trump slammed the first US pope. The country’s bishops now appear more united than ever

After President Trump’s attacks on Pope Leo, U.S. Catholic bishops have responded with unity, defending the pope’s authority and amplifying his calls for peace.
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Doug Wilson outlines Christian nationalist vision at Idaho town hall, including limits on women’s voting

Doug Wilson outlined a Christian nationalist vision at a University of Idaho town hall, including household voting, gender roles and LGBTQ rights.
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Iran’s reprisals shutter Israel’s houses of worship during Ramadan and Purim

After Israeli and U.S. strikes on Iran triggered nationwide sirens, Israel banned public gatherings, closing churches, mosques and synagogues in Jerusalem.
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Minnesota faith groups sue DHS over access to immigrant detainees

Minnesota faith groups sue DHS, alleging ICE barred clergy from ministering to immigrant detainees at Whipple building, violating First Amendment and RFRA rights.
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