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‘Great British Bake Off’ teaches us to cheer for everyone, even rivals

Kristen Caldwell reflects on how the Great British Bake Off models grace, encouraging us to support people we disagree with and celebrate our differences.
Eastern Washington

Ahead of Oct. 20 vote, data center opponents press Spokane County to extend pause

More than 120 people rallied in Spokane against AI data centers, raising concerns about water, electricity, transparency and a county moratorium vote.
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Ask an Evangelical: Does the Bible say anything about gun control?

The answer argues that the Bible speaks ‘clearly’ on gun control, saying that it’s completely unneeded and, at the same time, unfortunately necessary.
Commentary

Why Saints Teresa of Avila and Ignatius of Antioch still matter in an age of intolerance

Julie A. Ferraro reflects on Saints, urging readers to embrace differences rather than silence those who challenge convention.
Eastern Washington

Spokane Tribe member’s app turns runs into lessons on Indigenous lands

Spokane Tribe runner Danny Brigman launches Homelands Fitness, an app that combines exercise tracking with Indigenous history and cultural learning.
News

Faith Events Northwest: Oct. 12-18

Explore regional faith and community events, including Buddhist gatherings, addiction recovery, a Catholic Church forum, voting rights discussion and more.
Commentary

Rediscovering the lost art of play, one peek-a-boo at a time

Tracy Simmons reflects on play and how motherhood and Zen monk Ryōkan Taigu helped her rediscover the joy of play amid adulthood's endless striving.
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