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When the truth hurts, the powerful reach for excuses

A culture of blame and evasion has spread from politics into everyday life, making truth harder to recognize and accountability easier to avoid.
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Priscilla Shirer joins Portland’s Sisterhood Conference this weekend

Portland Christian Center's annual Sisterhood Conference brings women together for worship, prayer, Bible teaching and community with Priscilla Shirer.
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‘Doubt is the faithiest thing we can do’

Exploring doubt through Descartes, Al Ghazali and Pyrrho, Janet Marugg considers faith, skepticism and why doubting can lead us toward what we trust.
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Quincy museum traces America’s faith history through songs and sermons

A Quincy, Washington, historical museum marked America's 250th year with hymns and sermons tracing the nation's Christian faith history.
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Pacific Northwest tribes mark national day of remembrance to show every child matters

Pacific Northwest tribes and Christian advocates honor Indigenous boarding school survivors and call for continued reconciliation, healing and repair.
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How a Swedish proverb about shared joy and sorrow came true in Paris

A Swedish proverb comes alive in Paris as old friends share memories, joy and sorrow, discovering how shared experiences can deepen faith.
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Seattle Catholic Immigration Summit marks 10 years with national partners

Seattle's Catholic Immigration Summit partners with Catholic IMMpact to help Catholics respond to immigration enforcement through faith and action.
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