Max Broennle

Max Broennle is a senior at Whitworth University. They study theater and film while writing for the Whitworthian, Whitworth's student newspaper, and freelancing for FaVS News. They will be graduating May 2026 and aim to continue their career in journalism, wherever it takes them.

As superintendents’ terms end, Northwest United Methodist Church shifts to team leadership model

After eight years as a Northwest United Methodist district superintendent, Karen Hernandez is transitioning to parish ministry.

LDS Church leaders advance temple plans for Coeur d’Alene and Caldwell, Idaho

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has approved two new Idaho temples, with leaders saying the projects will serve as spiritual landmarks.

Preachers to gather in Shoreline to explore diversity, inclusion in the pulpit

The 2026 Preacher Conference will bring leaders together May 2 to discuss inclusive preaching, cultural shifts and amplifying diverse voices in church spaces.

Habitat for Humanity Spokane receives $6.5 million in state funds for affordable housing

Funding in Spokane will support more than 100 affordable homeownership units as Habitat for Humanity continues its faith-driven mission.

Spokane’s first Easter interfaith choral festival drew seven churches, 650 attendees

Seven Spokane churches joined for an Easter choral festival celebrating unity in Christian worship, drawing hundreds and raising funds for local kids.

Washington civic leaders launch recurring forum to tackle national divisions

A new Washington civic forum brings leaders together to bridge divides, foster dialogue and rebuild trust amid national tensions.

What Is Christian nationalism? Gonzaga scholars explore the movement’s ideology and dangers

Gonzaga scholars and journalists discuss their new book on Christian nationalism, examining ideology, rebranding and the challenges of dialogue.

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