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Why the 2026 Olympics remind us there are no real losers

A reflection on the Olympics, faith and compassion argues that loss is part of life — and that no medal or defeat defines human worth.

I moved to Idaho and lost my faith community. FāVS News helped me find my way back.

A FāVS News board member shares how local religion journalism helped her find community after moving from Oklahoma to Idaho — and why she gives every year."

Spokane churches, nonprofits support Haitian immigrants amid TPS uncertainty

Spokane ministries are helping Haitian immigrants find jobs, housing and legal support as uncertainty over Temporary Protected Status continues.

Reel faith vs. real faith: Catholicism in the movies

From Wonka to Sister Act, movies often misrepresent Catholic rituals and beliefs, shaping public misconceptions about the Church.

Social media is hurting teens and adults — here’s what we can do about it

As misinformation and online attacks grow, concerns rise about social media’s mental health impact on teens and adults.

IRC in Spokane changes International Women’s Day event as refugee women fear public gatherings

The International Rescue Committee in Spokane will honor refugee and immigrant women through smaller events and a public International Women’s Day brunch.

What my son taught me about unconditional love — and why I still needed a courtroom to protect it

A Spokane parent reflects on her son, a second-parent adoption, faith and how caring for a newborn reshaped his understanding of unconditional love.

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