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Renaming Lake Ontario is about more than politics — it’s erasing Indigenous history

Wyandot, Wendat and Seneca leaders oppose the Lake Ontario name change, citing Indigenous history and the 1794 Treaty of Canandaigua.

More universities added Muslim chaplains post 9/11. Then came 10/7.

Muslim chaplains and campus centers are supporting students with faith, community and care as Muslim students navigate a challenging political climate.

Tacoma event to draw attention to PNW authors new books on climate change anxiety 

Authors introduce books to explore climate anxiety through spirituality and psychology, offering readers ways to transform despair into hope.

The Christianity we market vs. the one Jesus lived

Morf Morford examines the differences between Jesus' teachings and Paul's theology, exploring mercy, forgiveness, generosity, law and Christian faith.

Washington Jewish communities welcome Rosh Hashanah with prayer, tradition and a lot of sweets

Learn how Jewish communities in Washington celebrate Rosh Hashanah through prayer, shofar blowing, tashlich, family traditions and symbolic foods.

FāVS Religion News Roundup: Sept. 11

Faith news across Idaho and Washington includes a seminary sale, Supreme Court case, service projects, a shooting sentence and religious rights lawsuit.

She worked decontamination at Ground Zero on 9/11. It cost her lungs — and deepened her faith

Bishop Gretchen Rehberg reflects on 9/11, trauma, illness, forgiveness, faith and receiving new life through a double lung transplant.

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