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Rick Steves, Lutheran bishop to speak on Christian nationalism, democracy in Seattle

Rick Steves and Bishop Shelley Bryan Wee will speak April 26 at Saint Mark’s Episcopal Cathedral on democracy and the rise of Christian nationalism.
Local News

Oregon church uses mobile baptism truck to bring baptisms beyond church calls

A Southern Oregon church has launched a mobile baptism truck, offering a flexible and accessible way for people to be baptized outside of a traditional church.
Eastern Washington

WSU event to examine Iran conflict with veteran journalist and FāVS columnist Lawrence Pintak

Journalist Lawrence Pintak will lead an April 23 discussion at WSU examining the implications of the Iran conflict and what it signals for the Middle East.
Eastern Washington

Sravasti Abbey to host compassion training program open to non-Buddhists

A training at Sravasti Abbey April 25-28 will teach stress management, empathy and resilience through a program rooted in Tibetan Buddhist tradition.
National News

Trump slammed the first US pope. The country’s bishops now appear more united than ever

After President Trump’s attacks on Pope Leo, U.S. Catholic bishops have responded with unity, defending the pope’s authority and amplifying his calls for peace.
Eastern Washington

FāVS Religion News Roundup: April 17

News Roundup: Seattle Buddhist temple nears reopening, Catholic Republicans respond to Trump’s remarks on the pope, and more Spokane news highlights.
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How the GOP motivated these women faith leaders to run for Congress as Democrats

THE 19TH - More Democratic clergy members are running for office as the GOP embraces Christian nationalist talking points — and Trump posts a Jesus-like image of himself.
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