Be part of the largest one day food drive in the nation and help feed hungry people right here in our community!
Letter carriers will collect shelf-stable food donations during their annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive. Volunteer opportunities will be open soon at 2-harvest.org.
I attended the “Women, Life, Freedom” panel March 22 on Eastern Washington University’s campus. Dr. Arezoo Davari, an EWU associate professor of marketing, organized the event. She felt she had to do something in solidarity with the latest phase of the women’s rights movement in Iran, going on now.
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HRC Ministries wants to sell a piece of property they know God provided for them. Purchased in 2019, the property provided a safe space in a renovated home for women coming out of trafficking.
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This Monday morning, parents were dropping their children off at The Covenant School anticipating a bright, sunny, promising day of love, friendship and learning. No one could fathom what would happen soon after this, when a 28-year-old assailant entered the building and opened fire, resulting in the loss of life for three 9-year-old children, three adults on staff and then the assailant as police intervened.
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It has happened again: A well-meaning journalist has written a story about Native America and yet they did not interview a single member of the tribe.
Read More »Religion and Employer Background Checks Sponsored Content Chances are that you’ve heard of employer background checks. Indeed, they are a very common part of everyday work life – especially when it comes to applying for a new job. But have you ever considered what your potential employer looks for in …
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My dear wife Carla is getting a divorce. Not from me. She is divorcing Gonzaga basketball. We go through this ritual every March when the Zags fall short of the long-sought national basketball championship as they did again Saturday night. “I’m done,” she will say. “Burn the T-shirts.”
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