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Now, for expectant sky watchers and for property owners — including a number of churches — in the path of the total solar eclipse Monday (April 8), it’s just a matter of waiting and hoping for good weather until the eclipse begins.

I am not wholly in the free-thinking camp. I prefer to be in a church with people who have different minds, who help me grow in understanding through our differences.

Caitlin Clark, a practicing Catholic, uses her faith as the source for her relentless pursuit of excellence in basketball, which has helped her team - Iowa Hawkeyes - reach the final four of the NCAA tournament.

While a Spokane nonprofit promotes sustainable practices for the Expo '74 anniversary and YWCA Spokane receives a $12.1M grant, CAIR-WA is surveying the state's Muslim community. Meanwhile, the Christian band MercyMe performs in Spokane this weekend.

Wednesday night, the West Central Abbey in Spokane held a service to pray for a man who was shot and killed in front of their church on Easter Sunday.

FāVS News will present a community dialogue titled "Faith Shifts: Keeping or Losing It" on Saturday, April 13 at 5 p.m. at The Hive, 2904 E Sprague Ave. This roundtable event will feature a discussion led by Sarah Henn Hayward, author of "Giving Up God" and Rev. Scott Kinder-Pyle, interim pastor of Salem Lutheran Church.

Nonetheless, I was among the legion of screwball cocky activists (known as “Expociters”) who insisted it was possible for our dumpy decaying little burg, the peripheral civic pimple on the back ass of Washington state, to match (or even outdo) grand Seattle in having—hold your horses, fasten your seatbelts—a real live WORLD’S FAIR here.