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Habitat for Humanity Spokane receives $6.5 million in state funds for affordable housing

Funding in Spokane will support more than 100 affordable homeownership units as Habitat for Humanity continues its faith-driven mission.
Commentary

Why Trump’s AI messiah image and papal feud should alarm Christians

A controversial AI-generated image depicting Donald Trump as a Christ-like figure draws backlash from Christian leaders and raises concerns about faith.
Commentary

What the good shepherd calls us to do about child trafficking

A return to a Tennessee campus sparks reflection on memory, faith and the urgent call to confront child trafficking through awareness, compassion and action.
Eastern Washington

Spokane’s first Black Earth Day brings together land, food and community healing

Black Earth Day: Bringing Spokane residents together for a free event centered on environmental justice, food access and land stewardship.
Commentary

Taste and see how one loaf connects Eden, Easter and the future of food

A Washington church made history this Easter by using bread baked with ancient, regeneratively grown wheat for Communion, linking faith, agriculture and environmental stewardship.
Commentary

What does “Holy Catholic Church” mean? Rethinking unity in Christianity

The meaning of “catholic” in the Christian creeds, its roots as “universal” and reflecting on how modern Christianity might return to a more unified faith.
Eastern Washington

Failure to Thrive: A Spokane nonprofit housed 1,184 refugees. Now it’s fighting for its own survival.

A Spokane nonprofit providing housing for immigrants and refugees is in receivership after a multimillion-dollar legal battle with its landlord.
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