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This week, courts blocked efforts to dismantle the refugee program and reinstated protections against immigration raids at some houses of worship.

Spokane Jews react to Trump's antisemitism executive order, sparking debate over its impact on free speech, student protection and Israel.

NAOMI helps Spokane women heal from trauma and addiction through community support, breaking the isolation linked to health and societal challenges.

Trump's pick of Pentecostel Pastor Paula White-Cain to lead the White House Faith Office sparks uproar within his Christian base of conservative Calvinists.

Spokane's Calvary Baptist Church, founded in 1890, celebrates its 135th anniversary. The oldest Black church in Washington, it remains vital in faith and community service.

Kootenai libraries move 16 young adult books to mature book section under Idaho’s new law. Authors of these books express their opinion. So far, only Bible request denied.

The religion news roundup this week contains several stories on legislation making waves in Idaho and Montana in surprising ways, an event featuring Holocaust survivor Helga Melmed and a sweet story of interfaith cooperation.