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Emma Maple

Emma Maple is a senior majoring in Communication Studies and Peace Studies at Whitworth University. She is the editor in chief of The Whitworthian, Whitworth University's student-run newspaper. After graduation, she hopes to move onto a career in digital journalism with a focus on religion reporting.

Spokane Orthodox Church mirrors national trend of traditional pandemic response

A Spokane Orthodox church's traditional approach to COVID-19 mirrors national trends, maintaining in-person services and communion while seeing membership growth despite higher risks.

PNW Seventh-day Adventist team sets up donation hub for hurricane disaster relief in Georgia

Discover how Seventh-day Adventist volunteers from the Pacific Northwest are providing aid to hurricane victims in the Southeast US.

Spokane poet Chris Anderson finds God in life’s ‘imperfect’ moments with ‘Love Calls Us Here’

Read about Spokane native and poet Chris Anderson - the imperfect Catholic - and his new book of poetry, "Love Calls Us Here." Learn how he embraces life with joy.

Pastor-turned-author navigates life with humor and Jesus

Read About Pastor Zac Minton's remarkable journey from a troubled past to a message of hope and healing in his book, 'Hope for the Broken Soul.'

Woven in faith: The multifaceted ministry of Gretchen Olson

Explore the fascinating journey of Gretchen Olson in her pursuit of ordained ministry. Discover how her dedication and passion led her to St. Mark's Lutheran Church.

Spokane Pride unveils ‘Pride History and Remembrance Project’

Discover the new Pride History and Remembrance Project at Spokane Pride. Explore exhibits showcasing LGBTQ+ history.

Whitworth Campus Ministries Pressured to Step Off the ‘Narrow Ridge’

The conflation of theological beliefs and political beliefs is not unique to Whitworth University. Mark Killian, who specializes in sociology of religion at Whitworth, said that religion and politics “have always been intertwined.” Read how Whitworth walks this "narrow ridge" by not taking political stances.

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