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Peace pagoda rises beside world’s largest nuclear weapon stockpile on Kitsap Peninsula

The Pacific Northwest Peace Pagoda opens near Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor, honoring nonviolent resistance and calling for nuclear disarmament.
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FāVS Religion News Roundup: Oct. 23

This week’s Northwest religion news covers church vandalism in Pocatello, Shalom Ministries’ return to meal services in Spokane and Washington religious liberty settlements.
Commentary

‘Christianity at a Crossroads’ shows churches grieving and growing at once

Patrick Scriven reviews the four-part PBS series “Christianity at a Crossroads,” exploring church closures, growing congregations and the future of American Christianity.
Central Washington

New study: Washington ranks second in resisting Christian Nationalism while Idaho lags behind

A PRRI study finds 77% of Washington residents resist Christian nationalism, compared with 57% in Idaho.
Commentary

Public executions belong to Ancient Rome, not to Christians or Americans

An argument that Pete Hegseth’s reported public execution proposal contradicts Jesus’ compassion and urges religious citizens to reject executions.
Eastern Washington

Do pets go to heaven? Spokane Valley author’s book offers hope for grieving pet owners

Do pets go to heaven? Spokane Valley author Mindy Strong Wright offers grieving pet owners hope through her Christian book.
Commentary

Perfection can haunt democracy, so let elections improve instead 

Rev. Terry Kyllo argues that election trust comes from transparency, audits and fixing mistakes, urging Americans to volunteer and help strengthen democracy.
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