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‘Just Like Selma’ hymn project aims to help churches recall King, mark Black History Month

Composer Nolan Williams Jr. launches “Just Like Selma,” a social justice hymn highlighting voting rights history and ongoing civic engagement.

Washington State’s MLK Week issues ‘Call to Consciousness’

Washington State University will mark Martin Luther King Jr. Week with service projects, a keynote celebration, and a community open mic event.

What is Christian Reconstructionism − and why it matters in US politics

An explainer on Christian Reconstructionism, its origins, key figures, and how its dominionist ideas continue to shape religion and politics today.

FāVS Religion News Roundup: Jan. 16

A weekly roundup of faith and community news, including religious freedom events, court cases, immigration updates, arts advocacy, and education.

Philip Yancey’s adultery still points to Jesus’ amazing grace

A reflection on Philip Yancey’s confession, Christian celebrity failures, and what it means to have heroes while keeping faith centered on grace.

Historic preservation fund supports religious landmarks in Washington

A synagogue in Olympia and a Presbyterian church in Tacoma received 2026 preservation grants from the Washington Trust for Historic Preservation.

Why New Year’s resolutions fail — and how community can help us succeed

A reflection on why New Year’s resolutions fail and how hope, community support, and collective action can lead to more meaningful change.

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