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Book Review: ‘Star-Spangled Jesus’ tackles Christian Nationalism with humor

April Ajoy’s memoir “Star-Spangled Jesus” blends humor and insight as she critiques Christian nationalism and rediscovers a more authentic faith.
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5 Inland Northwest churches reinvent their buildings with $10,000 grants

Through the Ezra 3 Project, local Presbyterian churches are reimagining their spaces to meet community needs and revive congregational life.
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Will your memory be a blessing? What one moment of compassion taught me about legacy

A reflection on compassion, grief, and legacy—how small acts of kindness can make our memory a lasting blessing.
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Fascism expert to speak in Spokane on combating authoritarianism before it’s too late

Gonzaga’s Joan Braune says time is running out to stop rising fascism in America. Her Nov. 8 talk offers ways to defend democracy before it’s too late.
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True Peacemakers: Why the Dalai Lama and Gandhi stand apart from Charlie Kirk

As the Dalai Lama turns 90, his message of compassion endures—even as China threatens Tibetan freedom and his spiritual lineage faces an uncertain future.
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Spokane’s Northern Quest Casino hosts month-long Native American Heritage celebration

Northern Quest Casino honors Native American Heritage Month with a fashion show, dance championships, and performances by Indigenous chefs and artists.
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Christians can celebrate Halloween without compromising faith

Instead of condemning Halloween, Christians can use it to share Christ’s love—meeting neighbors, celebrating joy, and honoring All Saints Day.
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