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Idaho minister convicted of misdemeanor for role in protesting anti-trans laws 

The Rev. Sara LaWall was convicted of trespassing after protesting Idaho's anti-trans laws, but says faith and advocacy will keep driving efforts to speak out.
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Why The Baháʼí Faith teaches science and religion belong in harmony 

Bahá’í teachings explore how science and religion can work together through reason, observation and faith to understand the physical and spiritual world.
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United in Crisis establishes Spokane chapter to help with fire recovery

United in Crisis has launched a Spokane chapter to help wildfire survivors with emotional, spiritual and financial support during recovery.
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Amid the fires, sacred milestones offer hope to Latter-day Saints in the Inland Northwest

Latter-day Saints found faith and hope amid Spokane wildfires through apostolic ministry, service and the groundbreaking of a new Coeur d’Alene temple.
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For Sean Feucht, worship is warfare — and politics is the battlefield 

This analysis shows how Sean Feucht blends revival, grievance and Christian nationalism in Yakima, Washington, further into a political movement aimed at reshaping American power.
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Ask a Pagan: What is the history of Paganism?

Explore where Paganism comes from, whether Pagans are witches, their beliefs about gods and nature, and languages tied to Pagan traditions.
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Heroes, inspirations and the words that shape how we see each other

How the words we choose shape perception, and how heroes and inspirations can teach us to recognize courage, kindness, compassion and wisdom.
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