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FāVS Book Club explores rise and fall of charismatic Christian community in June read

Join the FāVS Book Club in June to discuss Julia Duin’s Days of Fire and Glory, exploring charismatic Christianity, leadership and religious culture.

Who gets to be guilty?

An opinion reflection on being guilty explores religion, empathy, Christian nationalism and why feeling guilt may be essential to our humanity.

Sunset Lake Camp reflects on 100 years of Adventist camp ministry in North America

Seventh-day Adventist summer camps are celebrating 100 years of ministry, with more than 60 camps across North America shaping faith, leadership and community.

What a ‘Star Trek’ episode still teaches us about fear, gender and human evolution

A reflection on Star Trek, gender identity, neurodiversity and faith explores whether fear of change prevents growth, understanding and evolution.

Nearly 400 North Idaho Catholics take their faith to the streets of Coeur d’Alene

400 North Idaho Catholics gathered in Coeur d’Alene for a youth-led Eucharistic procession, walking, praying and publicly expressing their faith.

Cleaning out the garage before Memorial Day, I found a letter that changed everything

A Memorial Day visit to a grandfather’s grave leads to a letter honoring an American killed in the Spanish Civil War and the meaning of sacrifice.

Inside the unlikely Vatican-Anthropic relationship that’s reshaping the AI ethics debate

Pope Leo's upcoming AI encyclical highlights growing ties between the Vatican and tech companies such as Anthropic.

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