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Bills establishing new religious holidays stall in Washington Legislature

Two Washington bills recognizing religious holidays failed to advance this session, though supporters plan to reintroduce them in 2027.
Commentary

How to housebreak an elephant: Christian nationalism, the Iran War, and the art of truth-telling

An opinion piece urges truth-telling on Christian nationalism and Trump-era war rhetoric, arguing faith should reflect compassion, not power.
Eastern Washington

‘This is a humanity issue’: Spokane students lead anti-ICE march through city

On Saturday at Franklin Park in Spokane about 175 people joined a student-led rally and march demanding ICE out of Spokane.
Local News

A Methow Valley church is becoming a wildfire refuge — powered by the sun

A Methow Valley church installed solar panels and battery storage to serve as a resilience hub, offering shelter, power and clean air during disasters.
Eastern Washington

From sanctuary to shelter: Spokane church opens LGBTQ+ homeless shelter

A Spokane church opened an LGBTQ+ shelter offering safe, affirming housing for those facing homelessness and barriers in traditional shelters.
Eastern Washington

Spokane community gathers to watch Gov. Ferguson sign ICE accountability bills into law

Spokane community members gathered to watch Gov. Ferguson sign laws addressing ICE impersonation and requiring accountability for masked federal agents.
Local News

FāVS Religion News Roundup: March 20

News roundup: A Post Falls church fire, Washington funds tribal energy projects and Olympia passes new protections as Trump-era tensions linger.
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