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This week World Relief Spokane is involved with unique opportunities to educate mission-minded people about the local mission possibilities in their neighborhood. On Tuesday, World Relief presented to 28 Moody Bible freshmen about the practical Christian mission opportunity with the local World...
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Mark Kadel has spent almost two decades helping refugees start new lives here in America. He currently serves as director of World Relief Spokane, where he directs and is expanding programs that serve refugees, immigrants and victims of human trafficking.
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STAND/ FOR THE VULNERABLE is the tagline for World Relief. Similar to other organizations such as World Vision and Compassion Child, World Relief's mission is to empower the local church to serve the vulnerable. On Oct. 22, World Relief Spokane is hosting their first annual Local Refugee Art Aucti...
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This year, hundreds of participants in the Lilac Bloomsday Race on May 6, will also run to help combat human trafficking in the city of Spokane.
Human trafficking is a major crime, and even here in Spokane there is a growing awareness of its ugly presence in our community. Statistics are avai...
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Yesterday marked World Refugee Day, a day to remember the strength and resilience of those forced to flee their homes. No one chooses to be a refugee.
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Ramadan Mubarak! That means, for our Muslim readers, have a happy Ramadan. The sacred Islamic month started today and will continue until Aug. 19 (Eid-al-Fitr).
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On Aug. 18 World Relief Spokane will host its first Run for Refugees 5K, a fundraiser designed to help families resettling in the Spokane area.
The race will begin at 9 a.m. at Centennial Trail, Mirabeau Meadows Park at Mile Marker 11.
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