Lisa Ormond

Lisa has a journalism degree from California State University, Northridge. She looks back on her career to date fondly having worked in various California broadcast news organizations, insurance public affairs and at both Washington State University and the University of Idaho. Lisa loves learning and has a passion for helping and giving to others. Born and raised in Northern California, Lisa resides in Post Falls near the Spokane River now. She cherishes the people, the vibe and the natural beauty that the Inland Northwest region offers. Her spiritual growth is a blessing in her life and continues to offer a pathway for living peacefully with herself and others.

Coeur d’Alene area Catholic youth group attendance reaches record numbers

Catholic youth group attendance in Coeur d’Alene has risen more than 50%, with teens from four parishes gathering weekly for faith, community and service.

Finding Christmas spirit while living in the shadows

A reflection on divorce, grief and Christmas faith, sharing how community, ritual and small moments of Jesus Joy bring healing during Advent.

Local ‘Music Man’ returns to his roots and first love in new journey

After 50 years on stage, Idaho musician Chris Gootherts relaunches his music career, blending jazz, faith and community in a spirit-filled revival.

Catholic youth rally in Northern Idaho delivers message of freedom and hope

Over 70 Catholic middle schoolers gathered in Coeur d’Alene for a faith-filled youth rally to “Rise Up in Hope” through worship, prayer, games and fellowship.

Coeur d’Alene Catholic church blesses pets for St. Francis feast day

St. Thomas Church celebrates St. Francis Feast Day with pet blessings, prayer, and community, honoring the sacred bond between people and animals.

Camp Ka-Mee-Lin celebrates 30 years of outdoor fun, friendship and faith in Post Falls

Camp Ka-Mee-Lin in Post Falls celebrated 30 years of outdoor adventures, friendship and character-building, offering kids a tech-free summer along the Spokane River.

North Idaho Catholic boxing class creates safe space for masculinity

A Christ-centered boxing program in Coeur d’Alene teaches boys ages 9-11 masculinity, virtue, brotherhood and faith through 10 weeks of spiritual training.

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