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Why LGBTQ+ youth deserve better than ‘Christian love’

A phrase I see a lot in some of the exvangelical groups I'm in is: "There is no hate like Christian love," which unfortunately feels especially true during Pride month.

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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.

Cosmic Walk returns to Spokane June 21 for summer solstice celebration

My 72nd summer is nearly here, and with that promise of newness and growth, I find myself again reflecting on the choices I will make in this new season.

Spokane nonprofit breaks ground on 48-unit Affordable housing project for refugees

“Refugees deserve more than shelter,” reads a banner headline on the homepage for the Spokane-based nonprofit Thrive International. “They deserve a future.”

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Spokane Salon Partners With Nonprofit to Train Stylists on Recognizing Abuse

Salon professionals often develop close relationships with clients, but many lack training on how to respond when those clients reveal they're experiencing abuse.

Where We Worship: Grace Bible Church Celebrates 50 Years in North Idaho

A passerby trying to find Grace Bible Church located at 152 W Prairie Ave. in Coeur d’ Alene, Idaho, just might miss the building entirely because of its rather plain outside appearance. But in this case, looks are absolutely deceiving about what lies inside.

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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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Cosmic Walk returns to Spokane June 21 for summer solstice celebration

My 72nd summer is nearly here, and with that promise of newness and growth, I find myself again reflecting on the choices I will make in this new season.

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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.

First US-born pope takes name Pope Leo XIV

The first U.S-born pope Thursday. Cardinal Robert Prevost chose the name Pope Leo XIV and will be the 267th head of the Catholic Church.

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Money As A Source Of Tension And Fear

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Holding On to Faith: The Power of Christian Items in Everyday Life

These humble Christian items—often overlooked in our tech-saturated lives—carry a gentle, enduring power. They do more than decorate a space; they help nourish the soul, bring mental clarity, and even support physical well-being.

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As society shifts faster than ever, ethics is becoming less about fixed rules and more about ongoing reflection.

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The Ethical Imperative of an Emergency Fund: Protecting Your Family and Community

In a time when inflation is rising, wages aren’t keeping up, and one bad week can derail an entire household, an emergency fund isn’t just financial planning. It’s an ethical move.

Sacred Vestments and Priestly Ministry: An Expression of Devotion and Consecration

Sacred vestments play a fundamental role in the priestly ministry, not only as symbols of faith and tradition but also as a tangible expression of devotion and consecration.

How to Implement Church Security Without Compromising Your Faith-Based Values

Discover a step-by-step guide on how to implement church security camera systems and other security measures while staying true to Christian values of peace, hospitality, and trust.