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A place of refuge: Buddhist monastery takes root in Washington
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‘What would mom think?’ A daughter honors her mother’s willingness to change
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Holocaust Torahs help Northwest Jews remember, honor and connect new generations to their history
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Faith Events Northwest: Oct. 5-11
Explore upcoming faith, religion and community events across the Pacific Northwest, including Spokane, Pullman, Coeur d'Alene and Mercer Island.
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Why Roger Williams called conscience a ‘precious jewel’
Roger Williams defended freedom of conscience, religious liberty and the right to believe or not believe, shaping Rhode Island and American democracy.
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An Oregon Christian ranch promises refuge to people in crisis. Former residents say they were harmed instead
Former Christian Ranch residents allege manipulation, harmful counseling and inadequate oversight at the Oregon Christian ministry.
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Why idealized saint stories erase the humanity of the saints
A look at how hagiography can idealize saints and obscure their humanity, and why modern scholarship offers a fuller view of figures such as St. Francis.
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Clergy Appreciation Month 2026: Send a note to your faith leader
October is Clergy Appreciation Month, and FāVS News wants to help you say thank you to the faith leaders who make a difference in our region.
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Spokane churches and nonprofits search for long-term ways to help wildfire victims
Spokane churches, nonprofits and wildfire survivors are working to address long-term housing and financial needs after the Spokane Complex fires.
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FāVS Religion News Roundup: Oct. 2
Faith news from across the Pacific Northwest includes Idaho's Prop 1 debate, Native art, food ministries, immigrant aid and church outreach.
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Ask a Catholic: Why do Catholics have saints? Isn’t it all about Jesus?