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Windfall Thrift Store Gives $5,000 to Liberty Park Community Development Center

Spokane’s Windfall Thrift Store donated $5,000 to fund a teen program at Liberty Park Community Development Center in the Perry District.
Commentary

Why are we hiding history and ignoring voices of faith?

A hidden mural becomes a metaphor for erased history, silenced voices and faith-driven calls for justice in a culture of power and exclusion.
Eastern Washington

PHOTOS: Local faith leaders join Minneapolis ICE protests

Spokane clergy joined hundreds of faith leaders in Minneapolis to protect immigrants from ICE arrests. Photos by Gen Heywood for FāVS News.
Local News

Moscow human rights event calls for action as immigration enforcement intensifies

At a Moscow, Idaho MLK breakfast, human rights activist Raquel Reyes shared personal immigration stories, urged voting and action amid rising enforcement fears.
Eastern Washington

Spokane clergy join Minneapolis ICE protests while hundreds hold solidarity vigil at St. John’s Cathedral

Interfaith leaders in Spokane and Minneapolis united against ICE raids. Ten local clergy joined national protests while 300 held a vigil at St. John's
Local News

FāVS Religion News Roundup: Jan. 23

Spokane Religion News Roundup: Faith leaders against ICE, confronting Baumgartner, senators push religious liberty, and Spokane prepares for Lunar New Year.
Commentary

Why Christians should protest: Gospel women who defied unjust hierarchies

From Mary at Cana to modern christian movements, the Gospels urge collective, nonviolent resistance to unjust power—especially from those pushed to the margins.
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