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People from our past unveil God’s hidden tapestry

A columnist shares how reconnecting with a childhood friend turned Episcopal priest reminded him of God's unseen work through life's relationships.
News

Seattle Catholics find a ‘revival’ of justice organizing in migrant solidarity campaign

Catholic leaders in western Washington say public prayer, processions and advocacy for migrants are energizing parishioners and strengthening community action.
Commentary

Ask a Buddhist: Am I a Buddhist?

A Buddhist teacher explains how sincere practice, curiosity and personal transformation—not labels—help determine whether Buddhism is your spiritual path.
Commentary

Look beyond ‘neurodivergent’ and embrace human uniqueness like Jesus

A columnist argues that labels such as "neurodivergent" can limit understanding and urges readers to see people as unique individuals, not categories.
Eastern Washington

As TPS ends, Eastern Washington groups scramble to help Haitian, Syrian immigrants

A Supreme Court ruling ending TPS for Haitians and Syrians has prompted concern among Washington advocates over families, workers and health care staffing.
News

Faith Events Northwest: July 6-12

Find faith events across the Northwest, including worship nights, a Yakima revival, interfaith services, youth activities and a Beer & Hymns fundraiser.
Commentary

What the jogger missed, and what it means to look up

A reflection on a missed encounter with a moose explores how faith traditions encourage us to look up and notice the sacred in everyday life.
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