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One of only 21 Anne Frank tree saplings in the United States was dedicated at the Carla Peperzak Middle School in Spokane on Saturday (June 21) afternoon.

Spokane religious communities reflect on their five-year journey since COVID lockdowns began, revealing unexpected growth, technological adaptation and stronger congregations.

A recent survey shows Americans believe several faith myths, including wrongly believing that faith is all about politics and more.

After Kanye West’s prejudiced remarks about Jewish people made waves on the internet, anti-semitism has been on the rise, with The Washington Post reporting that a majority of Americans Jews are fearful of violence against them. This is why I believe it was important that our next field trip for the Religion Reporting Project was to the Spokane synagogue called Temple Beth Shalom. 

Two Moscow churches and a campus ministry at the University of Idaho will sponsor a virtual panel discussion Wednesday, May 19, on the Christian roots of antisemitism and the ways in which all people of faith can respond to it.