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The real war on women’s sports is lack of support – not trans athletes!

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Idaho's "War on Women’s Sports is Over Month" ignores funding inequities for women’s sports, focusing instead on restricting trans athletes' participation.

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Spokane’s Anam Cara turns three with ‘Best place for wellness or relaxation’ award

Hannah Talbot opened Anam Cara Healing Center in 2022, overcoming early skepticism to create a community-focused wellness space, recently winning a "Best in Downtown" award.
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Poem: Space for Grace

Christi Ortiz writes a poem defining the experience of 'melting' and 'surrending' into God as the way we become holy. And holiness is giving us space for grace.
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Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy for today: Stanford Institute director to speak at Whitworth

Lerone Martin, director of Stanford's MLK Research Institute, will explore Martin Luther King Jr.'s relevance to modern justice movements in a free public talk at Whitworth University on Feb. 26.
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The old man in the mirror just called me ‘kid’

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When the author doesn't recognize his aging face in the mirror, he decides to embrace it. He knows aging is a journey of accepting who he is in the moment.

Area Lutherans enter political arena to save their neighbors

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Lutherans respond to accusations of fraud and funding misuse by the Trump administration, reaffirming their commitment to service and social causes.

Spokane congregations see Valentine’s Day as time for universal love

Former North Idaho Church Members Face Sexual Abuse Investigations

Yes. Separation of church and state is in the Constitution.

Spokane Council restricts local immigration enforcement

Washington considers bills to recognize two Muslim holidays

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Spokane’s Anam Cara turns three with ‘Best place for wellness or relaxation’ award

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Hannah Talbot opened Anam Cara Healing Center in 2022, overcoming early skepticism to create a community-focused wellness space, recently winning a "Best in Downtown" award.

Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy for today: Stanford Institute director to speak at Whitworth

‘Sugarcane’ Oscar nomination resonates with Spokane Indigenous directors

Photo essay: Hundreds protest at first Residents’ Day March in Spokane

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Poem: Space for Grace

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Christi Ortiz writes a poem defining the experience of 'melting' and 'surrending' into God as the way we become holy. And holiness is giving us space for grace.

The real war on women’s sports is lack of support – not trans athletes!

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Fans say God doesn’t care who wins the Super Bowl

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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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US has low levels of ‘religious nationalism,’ but its impact stands out

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A recent Pew study shows the U.S. has a relatively low level of religious nationalism, with 6% of adults identifying as religious nationalists, compared to other countries.
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In sermon to Trump, Bishop Mariann Budde pleads for immigrants, transgender rights

Read about the controversial sermon directed to President Donald Trump, who attended with his family and VP, by the Rt. Rev. Mariann Budde at the Washington National Cathedral prayer service.
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Spokane faith communities rally to support Southern California wildfire victims

High winds and dry conditions continue to fan the flames of the Southern California wildfires. Spokane faith communities offer ways to help.
Israel-Hamas War

Despite growing consensus, many Jewish and Christian groups loath to admit genocide in Gaza

The United Nations and various human rights groups such as Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and Doctors Without Borders, have concluded that Israel is committing genocide. The U.S. government is nowhere near arriving at that conclusion.
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Spokane religious leaders address faith myths

A recent survey shows Americans believe several faith myths, including wrongly believing that faith is all about politics and more.
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Bill McCartney, legendary football coach who founded Promise Keepers, dead at 84

Bill McCartney, a former college football coach and 1990s founder of the Promise Keepers movement, died Jan. 10.
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