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St. Patrick’s day beyond the green beer: What the saint’s own words reveal

A reflection on St. Patrick’s Day explores the real Patrick — a former slave and missionary — and asks whether modern celebrations reflect his faith.
Local News

North Idaho LDS members to join new mission amid rapid regional growth

The LDS Church will launch a new North Idaho mission in July, reflecting growth in the region and adding more opportunities for missionaries.
Commentary

When coincidence feels like more than chance

A reflection on faith, coincidence and connection explores a dramatic sea rescue, six degrees of separation and how believers see God’s providence at work.
Eastern Washington

Episcopal bishop of Spokane diocese undergoes double lung transplant

Episcopal Bishop Gretchen Rehberg of the Diocese of Spokane underwent a double lung transplant in Seattle after waiting since 2022 for donor lungs.
Eastern Washington

Matt Shea resurrects bogeymen with anti-Muslim, communist rhetoric

Former Spokane Valley Rep. Matt Shea, once ousted over extremism claims, is touring the U.S. with allies of Michael Flynn pushing anti-Muslim messages.
Local News

Fee on health insurers to fund abortion services debated in WA Legislature

A Washington bill would require insurers to pay a new tax to fund abortion services, drawing support and opposition from religious leaders.
Eastern Washington

Spokane-filmed ‘Train Dreams’ weaves diversity into Pacific Northwest history ahead of Oscars

The Oscar-nominated film “Train Dreams,” shot partly in Spokane, uses diverse casting to broaden how Pacific Northwest history is remembered.
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