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Sixpence is finally back?

Sixpence None the Richer was formed when guitarist and songwriter Matt Slocum met vocalist Leigh Nash at a church camp. During their early years they recorded under a Christian label, but went more mainstream in 1997

When work prompts you to re-evaluate your values

My friend’s look of incredulity made me pause.

“You feel more real?” she repeated, as if my answer to her question about why I loved my work at Christ Kitchen was incomprehensible.

Spokane’s Religion wrap-up: Arab journalists in Pullman

This isn’t my usual religion wrap-up column because I honestly haven’t been in Spokane much this week. I’ve been down at WSU in Pullman working with 20 young journalists from the Middle East and I’ve become completely enveloped in their stories.

Filmmaker switches sides and now opposes mosque

An outspoken supporter of a planned mosque that has sparked opposition in Murfreesboro, Tenn., has switched sides and joined the anti-Islam movement.
Eric Allen Bell, a documentary filmmaker, was a fixture at court hearings and protests over the Islamic Center of Murfreesboro in 2010.

What Mitt Romeny may or may not believe about America, part 3

I've been writing about how most Mormons, including Mitt Romney, tend to feel about America. Here are my final points.

No one chooses to be a refugee

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.

Are you a vegetarian?

Adventist Book Center and Vegetarian Food Outlet brings religion and diet together.

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