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Ask a Bahá’í: Why aren’t Bahá’í women members of the Universal House of Justice? 

A Bahá’í perspective explores the tension between the faith’s teachings on gender equality and the male-only membership of the Universal House of Justice.
Commentary

Putting people in a room together doesn’t build trust. Here’s what does.

Building trust and stronger communities requires more than conversation. Trust grows through repeated relationships, shared experiences and connections.
News

San Diego mosque shooting victims remembered as ‘men of courage, sacrifice and faith’

Three Muslim men who died shielding worshippers in San Diego mosque attack are honored as heroes amid hate-crime probe.
Eastern Washington

Spokane punk bands raise money for nonprofits through benefit concerts

Spokane’s punk and hardcore community are raising money for causes ranging from homelessness and food access to immigrant support.
Commentary

11 years after Laudato si’, the earth is still waiting for us to listen

Reflecting on Pope Francis’ 2015 encyclical Laudato si’, this piece examines climate change, Indigenous communities, war and humanity’s care for the Earth.
News

From atheists to faithful, bikers rode to a Southern Oregon church for a motorcycle blessing

Motorcycle riders from across Southern Oregon gathered at a Catholic church to receive blessings for the riding season, blending faith and biker culture.
Commentary

The abomination hiding in plain sight: Christian nationalism and the Bible it claims to follow

An essay examines biblical “abominations,” selective morality and argues that Christian nationalism risks elevating power and exclusion above faith itself.
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