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After feeding thousands for over 30 years, Moscow food bank director passes the torch

At 83, Moscow resident Linda Nickels retires as steward of the Moscow Food Bank after three decades of service. Guided by her faith, Nickels reflects on her decision to step down and the impact she’s made, having helped feed thousands in Latah County. Despite challenges, her leadership, dedication, and community support ensured no one left the food bank empty-handed.

Struggling to create: Can we find hope in art amid global despair?

Explore the intersection of hope and art with columnist Hyphen Parent. In a world filled with overwhelming challenges, can art be a powerful tool for pursuing justice and peace?

Clergy report surprising financial optimism, but experts caution about hidden struggles

Learn about the financial well-being of faith leaders in the pandemic era. Discover why clergy rate their financial health significantly higher than the general public.

Delight in the change around you with haiku

Experience the beauty of autumn and its unique rhythms with haiku. Discover how seasonal changes can be observed with attentiveness in this insightful blog post.

Spokane pastor delivers opening prayer in U.S. House, calls for national healing

Explore the impactful prayer for national healing delivered by Pastor John Repsold of Mosaic Fellowship at the opening of the House of Representatives.

From cult to culture: Understanding the fine line between belief and bondage

Read Pete Haug's latest commentary about Breaking free from the influence of cultish thinking vs. cultural conditioning to discover the importance of independent thought and self-reliance.

A look inside Christian nationalism — with an Idaho emphasis

Explore the rise of Christian nationalism in America and its impact on education. Discover how one preacher is making his mark on Idaho's education system.

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