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Seattle faith leaders gather to pray for unity before midterm elections

Seattle faith leaders will gather at St. Mark’s Episcopal Cathedral for a nonpartisan prayer vigil promoting unity, peace and democratic values.
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What the desert hermits taught me about living alone

Julie A. Ferraro reflects on solitude, writing and the desert fathers and mothers of the early Church, finding spiritual growth in a quiet life.
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Why Gen Z UW students are embracing faith as part of the most religious generation

A Harris Poll finds Gen Z is the most religious generation. University of Washington students explain how the pandemic, college and community shape their faith.
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Faith Events Northwest: Oct. 26-Nov. 1

Northwest faith events this week, including a Christian-Muslim potluck in Lynnwood, a Buddhist bishop’s visit to Spokane, interfaith webinars and more.
Commentary

Do we drift right with age, or does the world move around us?

Columnist Morf Morford reflects on how political beliefs evolve with age, how liberal and conservative labels shift, and why personal character matters more.
Commentary

What AI Can’t Make Obsolete

As AI challenges human creativity and intelligence, this column explores Ecclesiastes, faith and why love remains central to the purpose of human life.
National News

Flashy AI campaign ads use religion to stir emotions and attack candidates

AI-generated campaign ads are targeting candidates’ religion and beliefs and identities ahead of the 2026 midterms, raising concerns about voter manipulation.
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