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The Constitution leaves the decision to states. Faith leaves it to us.

Guest columnist Pam Kohlmeier reflects on faith, compassion and the U.S. Supreme Court's transgender sports ruling, urging churches to lead with love.
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Moscow churches team up to keep kids fed on weekends all summer

Two Moscow churches have partnered for more than a decade to provide weekend food bags for local children, helping address food insecurity during summer break.
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We’re reaching for simple answers to a complicated past — and that’s the problem

Patrick Scriven reflects on history, faith and the importance of embracing ambiguity as Americans navigate complex questions about the past and present.
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Olympia’s Faith Explorations Camp teaches kids about different religions

An annual Faith Explorations Camp in Olympia introduces children to diverse faith traditions through hands-on activities, conversations and community.
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Ask a Bahá’í: Was Baha’u’llah a sinless human being?

Why Bahá’u’lláh's prayers include pleas for forgiveness and humility, and how Bahá’í teachings understand the relationship between God and humanity.
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What the gospels don’t tell us: How did thousands hear Jesus preach?

A columnist reflects on how Jesus reached massive crowds, exploring the questions that the gospel raises and how curiosity can deepen faith.
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Retired Whitworth professor has written 13 books since 2015

Retired Whitworth professor Gordon Jackson reflects on faith, journalism and satire as he celebrates the release of his 25th book, Saving St. Savior's.
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