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While a Spokane nonprofit promotes sustainable practices for the Expo '74 anniversary and YWCA Spokane receives a $12.1M grant, CAIR-WA is surveying the state's Muslim community. Meanwhile, the Christian band MercyMe performs in Spokane this weekend.

Wednesday night, the West Central Abbey in Spokane held a service to pray for a man who was shot and killed in front of their church on Easter Sunday.

FāVS News will present a community dialogue titled "Faith Shifts: Keeping or Losing It" on Saturday, April 13 at 5 p.m. at The Hive, 2904 E Sprague Ave. This roundtable event will feature a discussion led by Sarah Henn Hayward, author of "Giving Up God" and Rev. Scott Kinder-Pyle, interim pastor of Salem Lutheran Church.

Temple Beth Shalom will be hosting a panel of University of Idaho forest experts on April 11 to discuss the relationship that can exist between science and spirituality. 

Hallman’s poetry helped her recover from her trials, begin a new life and realize a dream she has had since 1996 to help women who have endured similar challenges to their self-esteem and life dreams. Her dream came to fruition in 2020 when she found the Spokane nonprofit organization, “A Woman’s Worth.”

The church will host a special service in response to the shooting on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. during their regular Dinner Table event.  

The 26th annual performance of Behold Jesus, a performance of Jesus’ life, will be held once again at the First Interstate Center for the Arts in downtown Spokane on April 13.