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Update on the SpokaneFAVS Independence Fund

SpokaneFAVS is ready to move to its next phase, however we need the promised pledges to do so. To date the Independence Fund is short $2,020.

In mixed faith marriages, focus is on ‘values,’ not ‘beliefs’

If interfaith marriages are supposedly doomed, Dale McGowan’s should have been toe-tagged from the start.

Mars Hill comes to Downtown Spokane, First Covenant to move to Garland District

Mars Hill Spokane won’t officially launch until early next year, but about 60 people from Spokane and North Idaho have already committed to becoming members of the Seattle-based megachurch.

BRIEF: Buddhist scholar to speak in Newport and Spokane

Sravasti Abbey will host Buddhist scholar, philosopher, and author Guy Newland for teachings and talks June 22-29. His appearances include services at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Spokane and a benefit for Youth Emergency Services in Newport, as well as teachings at the abbey.

Christian Service Team aims to bring churches, community together

“Let’s see what happens when churches and other people of faith work together with community leaders for the common good,” said Spokane County Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich during a live radio segment to former pastor and Spokane Valley Council member Ian Robertson.

June Coffee Talk: What Makes a Good Leader?

Join us today at 10 a.m. at Indaba Coffee for our next Coffee Talk, where we'll discuss, "What Makes a Good Leader?"

‘Not one more’: At Seattle Pacific University or anywhere else

“Not one more” was the catchphrase of the community in Isla Vista, the California town near Santa Barbara where Elliot Rodger shot and killed six people last month. Christopher Michaels-Martinez, 20, was among the victims and it was his father, Richard Martinez, who has passionately enjoined citizens and politicians to enact gun reform.

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