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.

Spokane’s Partnering for Progress strengthens Kenyan community after nearly 20 years 

Spokane-based Partnering for Progress approaches 20 years of supporting education, nutrition, safe water and economic development in Kopanga, Kenya.

Spokane Presbyterian churches provide food, childcare and community after record-breaking fires 

Presbyterian churches in Spokane are providing meals, childcare, food and other resources to neighbors affected by the region’s devastating wildfires.

Seattle’s Center for Spiritual Living launches ministry to support incarcerated people

A new Seattle faith ministry offers support, advocacy and community for people navigating incarceration and reentry after prison.

How a Washington nonprofit is showing up for immigrants in court

Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network trains volunteers to accompany immigrants to court, offering support, documentation and family preparedness resources.

Full-scale replica of biblical tabernacle coming to Wenatchee in August

Messiah's Mansion brings its full-scale replica of the biblical tabernacle to Wenatchee Aug. 8-15 with free guided tours at Abundant Life Adventist Church.

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.

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