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“Faith and Consumerism”
“The more we buy, the less we feel?” by Nicole Sheets
I aspire to eat healthy, minimally processed foods that I prepare myself, with local ingredients, in my own kitchen. (READ MORE).
“Faith and Consumerism: The forgotten gift” by Nicholas Damasus
Rampant consumerism can be seen as the exploitation of the consumer. (READ MORE)
“More than Enough” by Carrie Lockhert
They filed in one by one, heads down, reluctant to meet a welcoming smile, unsure of what they might find. (READ MORE)
“Lent Vs. Zappos“ by Carrie Lockhert
I remember during Lent last year how I sat in the pew listening to the sermon about how we are dust and we will return to dust and I remember I felt myself rebelling (READ MORE)
“The solution to consumerism“ by Corbin Croy
Remember that part of the Bible where it says that you cannot serve both God and money? (READ MORE)
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- A tribute to my source, and friend, Pastor Andy CastroLang, who will retire this year - April 18, 2022
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- VIDEO: Coffee Talk — The State of Religion Reporting Today - December 4, 2021
- Spokane Valley Vigil to be Held in Response to Rittenhouse Verdict - November 29, 2021
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