In the only film he ever directed, Charles Laughton’s 1955 classic “The Night of the Hunter” delves into how some people use faith to hurt and manipulate others, while others use faith to protect the vulnerable, all told in a story about being wary of false prophets.

Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church Michael Curry will be visiting Spokane's St. John’s Cathedral this weekend to preach at three at events.

Local Ukrainian churches have responded to Russia's invasion on Ukraine not only with prayer, but also through fundraising and collecting relief supplies to help those affected in the invasion.

For Spokane barber Jefferson Workman, his Buddhist and barbering practices go hand-in-hand, shaping his business as a place where clients can go and face no judgment.

This month, Gonzaga University will be holding an art show dedicated to raising awareness to the ongoing issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) throughout the country.

Spokane Area Jewish Family Services (JFS) will be holding its 18th annual Spokane Jewish Cultural Film Festival this month where films from around the world exploring religious and cultural Jewish themes will be presented.