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What Brandi Carlile teaches me about repentance, forgiveness and changing your mind

Tracy Simmons explores how Brandi Carlile’s music reflects faith, forgiveness and repentance, and why changing your mind can be an act of wisdom.

Secular voters are increasing. Can ‘the nones’ become a political force?

Religious nones powered Democratic gains in the 2026 midterms. As secular voters grow, organizers weigh how candidates can appeal to this diverse voting bloc.

What are the Bahá’í ‘Twin birthdays’? Spokane events open to the public

Discover the Bahá’í Twin Birthdays honoring the Báb and Bahá’u’lláh, their teachings on unity and humanity, and upcoming public celebrations in Spokane.

FāVS Religion News Roundup: Nov. 6

This week’s Northwest religion news covers Idaho’s abortion rights vote, a wildfire-damaged Indigenous church, Christian political divisions, AI and more.

How a Mariners broadcaster and two “Daves” taught me the power of mentors

Inspired by Mariners broadcaster Rick Rizzs and his mentor Dave Niehaus, columnist Greg Asimakoupoulos reflects on faith and mentorship.

NW Washington community lecture to discuss power of song in healing, social movements

Washington state professor Chelle Stearns leads a Burlington Lutheran Church series exploring how music, choral singing and spirituals can foster healing.

When “Love One Another” answered a question about DEI

A columnist explores how Jesus’ commandment to love one another and the parable of the Good Samaritan offer a Christian perspective on DEI.

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