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As Forest Service research stations close, Northwest church camps lose a wildfire safety net

Church camps across the Pacific Northwest worry Forest Service research cuts and restructuring could affect wildfire preparedness and forest management.

A Pastoral Message During a Time of Wildfires

Bishop Megann Manlove calls for prayer, compassion and support as Spokane wildfires displace families, urging churches to walk alongside neighbors in recovery.

After Bite of Seattle shooting, a lament and a call to healing

On Wednesday St. Paul’s, Seattle—located just a few blocks from the site of the shooting—will host a prayer walk in the neighborhood followed by the service of Compline.

The Constitution leaves the decision to states. Faith leaves it to us.

Guest columnist Pam Kohlmeier reflects on faith, compassion and the U.S. Supreme Court's transgender sports ruling, urging churches to lead with love.

At Freedom Con, Christian nationalists dream of ‘flipping’ Washington state

Two sociologists examine Freedom Con 2026 at the Gorge, exploring how Christian nationalism, masculinity and state politics intersect in Washington.

What my LDS congregation taught me about pluralism

An Interfaith America guest column explores how LDS congregations can model pluralism and religious freedom as America turns 250.

America was built by people who left the light on by doing the ‘unheard-of thing’

A Wassmuth Center guest column explores how Idaho pioneer Rebecca Brown Mitchell's legacy of education, America, suffrage and civic action inspires today.

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