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Olympia Advocacy Day amplifies Spokane nonprofits’ calls for immigrant support

Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network will host its ninth Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Day in Olympia to push immigrant justice legislation supporting Spokane and statewide nonprofits.

Spokane refugee organizations face another ‘challenging’ year under Trump immigration policies

Spokane refugee advocates describe fear, funding cuts and legal limbo as churches and nonprofits step up amid ongoing immigration uncertainty.

We Shall Overcome: Finding hope in protest amid political turmoil

From a cold January protest to biblical hope, “We Shall Overcome,” explores faith, justice, and the enduring struggle to turn someday into today.

Spokane Jewish Film Festival returns with 12 films exploring culture, conflict and comedy

The Spokane Jewish Film Festival returns Jan. 22–Feb. 1 with documentaries, dramas and comedies exploring Jewish history, culture and identity.

A View from the Towers: between feast and Fast, the church dwells in green

As the Catholic Church enters Ordinary Time, a reflection on the meaning of green, spiritual growth, and finding holiness in everyday life.

Spokane honors MLK with 52nd annual march, calls for justice and unity

Community leaders, youth and faith groups gathered in Spokane for the MLK Day Rally, urging unity, service and ongoing justice work.

Long Island Medium Theresa Caputo returns to Spokane for Jan. 22 show

Theresa Caputo, star of Long Island Medium, brings live spiritual readings to Spokane’s Fox Theater on Jan. 22.

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