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Cindy Hval

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Cindy Hval is the author of "War Bonds: Love Stories from the Greatest Generation," and has been a  columnist and correspondent for The Spokesman-Review newspaper since 2006. In addition, her stories have been published in numerous magazines and anthologies including 12 volumes of the "Chicken Soup For the Soul" series. Cindy is the mother of four sons, Nana of twin grandsons and is owned by two cats, also boys. She and her husband, Derek, recently celebrated their 37th anniversary. Her idea of heaven is a room full of books and all the time in the world to read them.
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For 15 years Spokane nonprofit, Big Table, serves hope to restaurant workers

Discover the inspiring work of Big Table, a nonprofit caring for restaurant and hospitality workers in crisis. Read how their table serves help and hope meeting their needs.
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Church of the Wild: Rediscovering worship in nature’s cathedral

Learn about worship without walls at the Church of the Wild in North Spokane. Connect with nature and embrace a new story of hope and love.
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In a world of conflict, Spokane Quakers offer a quiet, steadfast voice for peace

Discover the peace-loving beliefs of Spokane Quakers and their opposition to war. Learn about their history of a quiet and reflective faith.
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From orphan to shepherd: Rene’ Devantier’s journey of faith, soccer and unwavering inclusion

Learn about Rev. Rene Devantier's inspiring journey from a difficult childhood to a transformative faith and inclusive ministry at Fowler United Methodist Church.
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Faiths Unite for 25-Mile Gaza Ceasefire Pilgrimage in Spokane

On March 30, Christians, Jews, Muslims and people from multiple faiths in Spokane and the surrounding area will embark on a 25-mile pilgrimage in solidarity and prayer for a ceasefire in Gaza and Israel.
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Former Incarcerated Drug Addict Ministers to Spokane Homeless with Food, Clothing and Jesus

Daniel Aga launched Mighty to Save Ministries after spending several years in jail himself and becoming a Christian while there. He said he had a fire in his "heart to give" what he had received to the those living on the streets of Spokane.
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Spokane Author Chronicles Losing Her Faith in New Book “Giving Up God”

When Sarah Hayward began to evaluate and question her devout evangelical faith, she looked for books to help her on her journey. She couldn't find one. So, she wrote her own.
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