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Why the closing prayers of Judaism’s holiest holiday focus on repairing relationships with each other

Yom Kippur’s final Ne’ilah prayer service emphasizes repentance, forgiveness and repairing relationships with others before returning to God.
Commentary

Indifferentism: How apathy toward others fuels division

Paul Graves explores indifferentism, spiritual apathy and the choice to respond with empathy, kindness, justice and action.
Eastern Washington

West Central Abbey’s Vinyl Lounge listens for meaning in records

At Spokane’s West Central Abbey, Vinyl Lounge brings people together to listen to albums and explore their spiritual connections through music.
News

FāVS Religion News Roundup: Sept. 18

The latest religion and faith news from Idaho and Washington, including religious freedom, hate crimes, interfaith outreach and community service.
Commentary

Northwest Pagan Fest prepares for its 5th Annual Festival, bringing ‘Fantastic Familiars’ to Spokane!

Pagan Fest returns to Spokane Community College Sept. 19 with 100+ vendors, live music, rituals, workshops, a petting zoo and more.
Eastern Washington

Jacob’s Well celebrates 20 years of turning faith into action in East Central Spokane 

Jacob’s Well Church celebrates 20 years of faith and serving Spokane’s East Central neighborhood through refugee ministry, recovery support, and community.
Commentary

Roadwork signs help us reflect on life’s long journey 

A reflection on road work, life’s endings, God’s grace and the changing seasons, and learning to appreciate the journey rather than the destination.
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