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Morgen White

Morgen White graduated summa cum laude from Washington State University with a degree in broadcast journalism and media production. She extended her stay in Pullman to continue her role as an announcer and producer at NWPB. She later moved back to her roots in Seattle to be near family and has since transitioned into working as an on-air announcer for KUOW. Morgen’s passion for journalism and storytelling continues to fuel her reporting and the production of social media content for FāVS News.
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Former Youth Pastor Derek Nelson’s arraignment delayed to June 17 in second-degree child molestation case

Former youth pastor Derek Nelson’s arraignment was continued to June 17 as he faces charges of second-degree child molestation.
News

At Seattle talk Rick Steves, Bishop Shelley Bryan Wee warn of Christian nationalism threat

In Seattle, Rick Steves and Bishop Shelley Bryan Wee urged resistance to authoritarianism and challenged the use of Christianity in politics.
Local News

Rick Steves, Lutheran bishop to speak on Christian nationalism, democracy in Seattle

Rick Steves and Bishop Shelley Bryan Wee will speak April 26 at Saint Mark’s Episcopal Cathedral on democracy and the rise of Christian nationalism.
Local News

Terry Tempest Williams comes to Gonzaga to talk nature, faith and the fight for democracy

Author Terry Tempest Williams speaks at Gonzaga on faith, climate and her new book, urging reflection on compassion, justice and our shared world.
Eastern Washington

Spokane Public Library receives Yiddish Book Center grant to bring Jewish culture, literature to community

Spokane Public Library received a national grant to bring Yiddish literature, events and cultural programs to the community through 2026.
Eastern Washington

Gonzaga lecture to explore Catholic teaching on immigration using Hindu, Jain theology

Loyola Marymount theologian Tracy Sayuki Tiemeier will examine Catholic messaging on immigration and lessons on otherness during Gonzaga’s Flannery Lecture.
Eastern Washington

NWIM Synod receives second grant to support rural ministry in the Inland Northwest

The NWIM Synod received a second CaSTLE Project grant to support rural ecumenical ministry, strengthening collaboration and community life in small towns.
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