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Let our better ‘ships’ rise with us

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Greed sank great ships of bipartisan-ship, citizen-ship and others. With courage, we can raise them and sail toward something better and rise again!

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Homeless shelter opens at Knox Presbyterian for women in need

Knox Presbyterian opens women-only homeless shelter with Jewels Helping Hands as part of Spokane’s new scattered-site pilot program for the unhoused.
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Dynamic panel unpacks homelessness at FāVS event April 27

Homelessness experts will unpack solutions at a free Spokane panel April 27, 5 p.m., at FāVS event April 27. Register to attend.
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At St. Gertrude the Paschal flame ignites a deeper faith

At St. Gertrude, Holy Week and Benedictine vows mirror Christ’s love, sacrifice and resurrection through rich, symbolic rituals.
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Political activist Charlie Kirk announces plans to come to WSU

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Charlie Kirk, a controversial conservative political activist, announced on Facebook that he'll be visiting the Washington State University campus this month.

Jesus’ lambs silent as Trump attacks democracy and the marginalized

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Read how the Trump administration targets democracy and the marginalized, yet American Christianity remains silent, often aligning with his assaults.

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Homeless shelter opens at Knox Presbyterian for women in need

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At St. Gertrude the Paschal flame ignites a deeper faith

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At St. Gertrude, Holy Week and Benedictine vows mirror Christ’s love, sacrifice and resurrection through rich, symbolic rituals.

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The ADL quietly eliminated its anti-bias educational program

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The ADL has shifted focus to combatting antisemitism, phasing out its anti-bias program, and increasingly supporting Israel amidst recent conflicts.
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Could Gonzaga be 1 of 5 religiously-affiliated bracket-busting schools this March Madness?

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March Madness is here! Gonzaga is one of five religiously-affiliated universities ready to pull off upsets and make deep tournament runs.
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On Purim in wartime, Jews wrestle with a biblical story of retribution

The Purim festival of fun and frivolity has been harder for some Jews to celebrate in the wake of the destruction of Gaza.
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Pope Francis suffers two ‘acute respiratory failures’

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Faith groups claim legal victories on refugees, ICE raids at houses of worship

This week, courts blocked efforts to dismantle the refugee program and reinstated protections against immigration raids at some houses of worship.
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Trump’s pick of Paula White-Cain for Faith Office sparks controversy

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.
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Fans say God doesn’t care who wins the Super Bowl

Despite 123.7 million Super Bowl viewers, most Americans don’t believe God cares about the game’s outcome. A recent Lifeway Research study shows only 13% think God is concerned.
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