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Spokane Orthodox Church mirrors national trend of traditional pandemic response

A Spokane Orthodox church's traditional approach to COVID-19 mirrors national trends, maintaining in-person services and communion while seeing membership growth despite higher risks.

The past few years have left clergy burned out and exhausted. But that can change, say experts.

Discover the reality of clergy burnout and the toll it takes on pastors. Explore the factors contributing to burnout and strategies for prevention and support.

From music videos to ministry: A radio chaplain’s journey to innovative ministry in Spokane

Tyler Kern, Shine 104.9's new chaplain, brings a fresh approach to ministry in Spokane through community outreach and an unconventional church plant called Home of Shalom.

Clergy report surprising financial optimism, but experts caution about hidden struggles

Learn about the financial well-being of faith leaders in the pandemic era. Discover why clergy rate their financial health significantly higher than the general public.

New report reveals post-pandemic financial landscape of US churches

Gain valuable insights into the financial health of religious organizations post-pandemic. Discover challenges and opportunities for church finances in a recent report.

Black church’s versatile pandemic innovations foster broader community, online giving

Explore how Woodville Church of the Nazarene, a Black Church in Virginia, adapted during the pandemic, increasing their community and giving.

Traveling Holocaust Exhibit at Gonzaga Aims to Create Awareness

Gonzaga University is one of only 50 venues across the country selected to host the “Americans and the Holocaust” traveling exhibition from the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, which opened Tuesday.

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