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In my darkest questions, I see God’s beauty break through

A personal reflection on questioning faith, healing through Scripture, and rediscovering God’s beauty in nature, joy, memories, and the world around us.

Moscow church installs new pastor after years-long search, transformation

After three years without a pastor, the United Church of Moscow installs the Rev. Hannah Brown, bringing fresh leadership, preaching gifts, and a vision for renewal.

For God So Loved the World: A Christian Witness Against Harm

Faith leaders from multiple Christian traditions issue a unified statement urging Christians to oppose harmful national policies.

Spokane’s vibrant organ scene thrives amid national decline in church music

As churches lose organ music nationwide, Spokane’s organists keep the tradition thriving with concerts, lessons, and a rare 1914 Wurlitzer theatre organ.

Initiatives to erode student privacy are pushed by a WA think tank led by a SpoVal pastor

A Spokane-area leader urges support for initiatives limiting transgender rights and student privacy, sparking statewide debate over gender policy, schools and faith.

FāVS Religion News Roundup: Nov. 14

This Spokane roundup covers the Redemption Church site overhaul, WSU’s gender-medicine dispute, Native youth incarceration data, holiday arts events and more.

Why we should pity the greedy this Thanksgiving

Greed erodes empathy, connection and resilience. This reflection explores why the greedy are often the loneliest—and why generosity makes us truly rich.

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