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‘El Puente’ DJ blends music, interviews and resources to build bridge to Spokane Latinos

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A Spokane DJ creates "El Puente" radio show to build bridge to Spokane's Latino community to vital resources, offering support, info and a cultural music and interviews.

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Political activist Charlie Kirk announces plans to come to WSU

Charlie Kirk, a controversial conservative political activist, announced on Facebook that he'll be visiting the Washington State University campus this month.
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Ubuntu’s ‘I Am Because We Are’ idea inspires ‘Uniting the Inland Northwest’ event

Gonzaga religion professor Itohan Idumwonyi finds strength in Ubuntu philosophy and healing divisions and will impact others with these ideas at FāVS "Uniting the Inland Northwest" April 27.
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Volunteering overseas at Buddhist retreat helped conquer my fears and grow spiritually

The author takes a brave step and decides to travel overseas to volunteer at a Buddhist Centre across the sea in Derby, England. Read about her experience and what she brought home with her.
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A frozen debit card melts my heart and teaches me kindness

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A frozen debit card melts the author's heart replacing her irritation with compassion, teaching her kindness by seeing others as children of God.

Gaza’s tragedy is a call to action we cannot ignore

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Gaza’s suffering demands urgent attention, writes the author. Read how she urges us to stand in solidarity and act immediately to end the injustice against Gazans and their land.

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Political activist Charlie Kirk announces plans to come to WSU

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Charlie Kirk, a controversial conservative political activist, announced on Facebook that he'll be visiting the Washington State University campus this month.

Ubuntu’s ‘I Am Because We Are’ idea inspires ‘Uniting the Inland Northwest’ event

‘El Puente’ DJ blends music, interviews and resources to build bridge to Spokane Latinos

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Volunteering overseas at Buddhist retreat helped conquer my fears and grow spiritually

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The author takes a brave step and decides to travel overseas to volunteer at a Buddhist Centre across the sea in Derby, England. Read about her experience and what she brought home with her.

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The ADL quietly eliminated its anti-bias educational program

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The ADL has shifted focus to combatting antisemitism, phasing out its anti-bias program, and increasingly supporting Israel amidst recent conflicts.
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Could Gonzaga be 1 of 5 religiously-affiliated bracket-busting schools this March Madness?

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March Madness is here! Gonzaga is one of five religiously-affiliated universities ready to pull off upsets and make deep tournament runs.
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On Purim in wartime, Jews wrestle with a biblical story of retribution

The Purim festival of fun and frivolity has been harder for some Jews to celebrate in the wake of the destruction of Gaza.
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Pope Francis suffers two ‘acute respiratory failures’

On Monday (March 3), Pope Francis suffered two respiratory crisis and now has a "guarded" prognosis. He has been in the hospital since Feb. 14.
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Faith groups claim legal victories on refugees, ICE raids at houses of worship

This week, courts blocked efforts to dismantle the refugee program and reinstated protections against immigration raids at some houses of worship.
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Trump's pick of Pentecostel Pastor Paula White-Cain to lead the White House Faith Office sparks uproar within his Christian base of conservative Calvinists.
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Fans say God doesn’t care who wins the Super Bowl

Despite 123.7 million Super Bowl viewers, most Americans don’t believe God cares about the game’s outcome. A recent Lifeway Research study shows only 13% think God is concerned.
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‘El Puente’ DJ blends music, interviews and resources to build bridge to Spokane Latinos

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‘El Puente’ DJ blends music, interviews and resources to build bridge to Spokane Latinos
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