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Unpacked: Faith and fire recovery in Spokane

NWPB - The Spokane area fires that burned about 10,000 acres and destroyed more than 900 structures earlier this month are cooling off,

Spokane church sold its building over rising insurance costs. It’s not alone.

Rising insurance premiums are forcing churches across the Pacific Northwest to rethink budgets, building costs and long-term sustainability.

Controversial Christian program spreads across PNW public schools

LifeWise Academy is expanding its programs across the Pacific Northwest, drawing debate over religious education, public schools and church-state separation.

FāVS News to host live conversation on Christian nationalism coverage

Ven. Thubten Chodron joins FāVS News guest authors and sociologists Aug. 28 for a free virtual discussion on faith, politics and coverage of Freedom Con. Registration required.

Spokane Presbyterian churches provide food, childcare and community after record-breaking fires 

Presbyterian churches in Spokane are providing meals, childcare, food and other resources to neighbors affected by the region’s devastating wildfires.

Christian universities pull together during Spokane wildfires

Gonzaga and Whitworth universities opened their doors, provided aid and raised funds after wildfires displaced students, staff and families.

Spokane, Wenatchee and Hayden, Idaho, billboards target MAGA supporters having doubts

Leaving MAGA billboards in Spokane, Wenatchee and Hayden invite people questioning the movement to find community and explore a path away.

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