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FāVS Religion News Roundup: May 8

Religion news roundup that includes a WSU historian’s Carnegie Fellowship, a ruling involving Bible education in schools, hate crime charges in Seattle and more.
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LDS Church leaders advance temple plans for Coeur d’Alene and Caldwell, Idaho

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has approved two new Idaho temples, with leaders saying the projects will serve as spiritual landmarks.
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Catholics for Catholics founder John Yep to speak in Coeur d’Alene on faith and politics

John Yep will address the role of Catholics in public life at a Coeur d’Alene event, urging greater political involvement among people of faith.
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Moscow interfaith group marks National Day of Prayer with ‘Love is Our Prayer’ service

Faith leaders from multiple traditions will gather in Moscow for a National Day of Prayer service centered on unity, reflection and a shared commitment to love.
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Maypole, magic and community: Pagan holiday Beltane returns to Spokane

The Pagan Children of the Crossroads Coven invite the community to celebrate Beltane at Friendship Park with rituals, workshops and a festive welcome to spring.
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Idaho Christians push back on transgender bathroom law: ‘Jesus said to draw them in’

As Idaho enacts new restrictions on transgender bathroom access, some Christian pastors argue the law contradicts core teachings of inclusion and compassion.
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FāVS Religion News Roundup: May 1

From a $10M legal claim in Spokane to tribal partnerships, asylum rulings and recovery at Holden Village, faith-related news unfolds across the Northwest.
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