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‘Golden Rule’ activists confront Rep. Baumgartner’s staff: “People, not quotas”

Faith leaders met with Rep. Michael Baugartner's staff to seek in-person meeting to get answers to concerns about "One Big Beautiful Bill" before vigil lamenting it.

A northern Idaho community meal train stays on track to feed firefighters in wake of tragedy

What began with The Village Bakery making meals to support Idaho firefighters after the Canfield ambush, has grown into a community meal train with no end in sight.

Girls camp grieves loss of campers and counselors in Texas floods that killed over 100 people

Camp Mystic, a girls Christian summer camp in the heart of Texas' flash floods, said 27 campers and counselors killed, bringing the death toll to over 100 as of July 7.

55% of churchgoers say faith grew stronger during pandemic

New research challenges assumptions about COVID-19's impact on American religiosity, showing majority of church attenders report stronger faith since 2020.

One Inland Northwest bakery defies earthly odds for the good of others

The Village Bakery in Hayden, Idaho, has been a rock of strength and acceptance for the special needs community, providing meaningful employment and hands-on training.

Family, faith and freedom: What do Americans value most?

Nearly half of U.S. adults (49%) say family is one of their top three personal values —far more than any other value – according to a new Gallup-Aspen Ideas survey.  

FāVS Religion News Roundup: July 4

This week's FāVS Religion News Roundup talks about WA's history with Indian boarding schools, controversial homelessness statistics, Spectrum Center's "Ponyboi" fundraiser and more.

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