Washington clergy may be mandatory reporters of child abuse, advocacy group hosts a forum on reproductive justice, Mead School District leans toward federal trans policies and more in this week's FāVS Religion News Roundup.

Pastor Rene' Devantier of Fowler UMC uses the senses like smell and touch in his Lenten sermons to connect people to God.

"Beyond the ballot box spectacle: How active citizen engagement fuels democracy year-round through advocacy, accountability, and community action—not just during election seasons.

March Madness is here! Gonzaga is one of five religiously-affiliated universities ready to pull off upsets and make deep tournament runs.

The Purim festival of fun and frivolity has been harder for some Jews to celebrate in the wake of the destruction of Gaza.

Some professions come with more than a paycheck; they come with pressure, responsibility, and moments that stick with you long after the day is done.

Faith, since the time of man's initiation of civilization to the present day, has always been the power that, like a compass, directs it and makes it.

In today's world, mindful living goes beyond practicing meditation and self-care—it extends into our homes and the choices we make for our living spaces.

As more consumers embrace environmentally conscious lifestyles, there is an increasing expectation for the technology they use to reflect those values.

What makes a society truly strong? Is it shared beliefs, common traditions, or a deep commitment to fairness and respect for all? A just and compassionate world isn’t built on exclusion but on a willingness to accept and understand different perspectives. Inclusivity allows communities to thrive, making space for voices that might otherwise go unheard.

Parenting can be a rewarding and profound experience, but in a tech-driven world, it often has its challenges.

Government decisions shape societies, impact economies, and influence the lives of millions.