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FāVS Religion News Roundup: Aug. 28

Catch up on the latest faith news across Idaho and Washington, from wildfire relief and religious freedom to politics, media and community events.
Commentary

One friendship won’t cure a group’s fear. Here’s what will.

Strong friendships between churches, mosques and community groups can build trust, challenge stereotypes and create stronger communities.
Eastern Washington

Spokane church sold its building over rising insurance costs. It’s not alone.

Rising insurance premiums are forcing churches across the Pacific Northwest to rethink budgets, building costs and long-term sustainability.
Commentary

What does ‘Christian’ even mean anymore?

The word “Christian” can mean many things today. One columnist asks what it should mean and whether Christians embody the teachings of Jesus.
Central Washington

Controversial Christian program spreads across PNW public schools

LifeWise Academy is expanding its programs across the Pacific Northwest, drawing debate over religious education, public schools and church-state separation.
Commentary

How the Gospels challenge partisan politics — and possibly Jesus

How political should preachers be? One Lutheran columnist explores how the Gospel itself offers powerful guidance for politics and civic life.
Eastern Washington

Spokane Presbyterian churches provide food, childcare and community after record-breaking fires 

Presbyterian churches in Spokane are providing meals, childcare, food and other resources to neighbors affected by the region’s devastating wildfires.
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