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The ouch of blackberry picking is worth the yum of the pie

A blackberry-picking mishap offers a reflection on pain, sadness, joy and the faith that reminds us better things are still to come.
News

Legislators, anti-abortion group promote data that says ID hasn’t lost OB-GYNs. Doctors push back.

Idaho OB-GYN numbers are at the center of a debate over abortion laws, physician shortages and conflicting data on doctors practicing in the state.
Commentary

Helen’s scar: Nolan’s “Odyssey” is a realistic critique of patriarchy and colonialism

Nolan’s The Odyssey explores patriarchy, war, colonization and racism through Helen, Circe and the film’s Black storyteller.
News

Seattle’s Center for Spiritual Living launches ministry to support incarcerated people

A new Seattle faith ministry offers support, advocacy and community for people navigating incarceration and reentry after prison.
News

FāVS Religion News Roundup: Aug. 14

Catch up on Northwest faith news, including wildfire relief, LGBTQ+ services, back-to-school resources and Christian education.
Commentary

How to support a wildfire survivor, according to someone who’s done it for 9 years

Learn how to support wildfire survivors through grief, recovery and rebuilding, with practical ways to offer care, patience, prayer and hope.
Eastern Washington

Spokane-area teens postpone backpacking trip to help neighbors after wildfire

Spokane-area teens postponed a Montana backpacking trip to help neighbors clear debris and recover from the devastating Fairview Fire.
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