Spokane film producer Elliott Wallach has helped create a new documentary exploring the scientific evidence surrounding Jesus’ birth and death, titled “God of Heaven and Earth.”

Though in Christian tradition all food may be eaten, we, like all people, should still eat with personal, environmental and religious understanding. We should do this especially now when the world is threatened by the overconsumption of the privileged, while many of the world’s poor starve.

Shoveling sidewalks and driveways can become an arduous task, and for some, it’s dangerous or not possible. That’s where Adopt A Neighbor comes in.

I’ve agonized for two weeks after the barbaric, blind violence and the suffering imposed by the Hamas terrorists upon Israeli citizens. But I’m also sick-of-heart over the use of Israel’s superior military might, used “strategically” to intimidate and punish Hamas with innocent Palestinians in the line of fire.

In today's world, where globalization is rapidly shaping our social and economic structures, it is paramount for educational institutions to keep pace. The realm of higher education, particularly in college ethics programs, isn’t an exception. With students from diverse backgrounds, colleges have an onus to create an environment where every student feels valued and respected. By fostering inclusivity and ensuring equality, colleges can truly become the epicenters of positive change. Let's delve into how these aspects are crucial and ways to embed them in college ethics programs.

The Rev. Alyssa Bell of Emmanuel Presbyterian Church has just published a book aimed at supporting women pastors who are juggling ministerial work while also raising children.