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In the Days Before the Presidential Election, Some Spokane Ministers Encourage Crossing the Line Between Faith and Politics

Shedlock and other Spokane ministers said they believe faith and politics can intertwine in ways that lead to good results for individuals, communities, churches and the nation.

Faith Groups, Locally and Nationally, Recognize All Saints’ Day Significance During Pandemic

By Cambria Pilger "Let us all rejoice in the Lord, celebrating a festival day in honour of all the Saints: at whose solemnity the Angels...

Local churches find creative ways to celebrate Halloween during COVID

Some churches around the Inland Northwest have found creative ways to celebrate Halloween this year, while others have decided it’s not worth the risk

COVID-19 Relief Funds Available to Immigrants in Washington State

The Washington COVID-19 Immigrant Relief Fund is available to immigrants who are experiencing hard times due to the pandemic and are ineligible for federal financial relief or unemployment insurance.

Spokane Nonprofit Barbershop Seeks to Help Those Who Struggle

Using connections within Spokane and assistance from the community, The Morning After Grooming Co., a barbershop in Spokane, seeks to help the less fortunate with its nonprofit People Over Profit that goes by the motto, “Let our answer never be no.”

FāVS Center—Spokane’s Interfaith Community Center—Opens for Religious Services, Events under Phase Two COVID Restrictions

Effective immediately, the FāVS Center—Spokane’s only interfaith community center—opens for religious services and some religious events, within WA State’s Phase 2 restrictions.

Matt Shea Isn’t Running, But He’s a Key Part of Election Attack Ads

The lawmaker, who was accused of domestic terrorism, is being used to attack not only his fellow Republicans, but also a Seattle Democrat.

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