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Spokane Pride to host drive-thru festival, parade with affirming resources

Attendees at Spokane Pride can get COVID-19 vaccine, HIV test; organization still needs to fundraise $3,000 to keep event costs low

85 Years Strong, Greek Fest Continues to Bring Communities Together

This week will mark Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church’s 85th Annual Greek Food Festival.

Faith-based disaster relief groups balance COVID safety with speedy response to Hurricane Ida

The surge in COVID-19 rates makes responding to disasters like Ida more complicated.

Where We Gather: Sravasti Abbey

A photo feature on Sravasti Abbey, a Buddhist monastic community in Newport, Washington.

Russell Moore: Sickness, death from COVID-19 likely reducing some vaccine hesitancy

Pastors are advocating for vaccines but misinformation has driven some evangelical hesitancy about getting COVID-19 shots, Moore told Washington Post Live.

Spokane congregations find new ways to connect despite unreliable meeting conditions through continued Covid-19 fears

Faith leaders have felt the pressure of the pandemic on every side. They have existed between the rock of pandemic guidelines and the hard place of leading their congregations through constant change.

$5 Million Grant Will Fund Research on How Pandemic Has Impacted Congregations

The study, titled Exploring the Pandemic Impact on Congregations: Innovation Amidst and Beyond COVID-19, will explore how faith communities across the nation are adapting to a changed reality due to the challenging dynamics of the pandemic. In 2020, a nearly $300,000 Lilly Endowment planning grant helped HIRR design the research project.

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