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Start: 2023-03-31T17:36:33-07:00
End: 2023-03-31T17:36:33-07:00
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Friday, March 31, @ 5:36 pm

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Date:: Friday, March 31, 2023
Time:: 5:36 pm

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Virtual event via Zoom

Sacred Texts: The Eastern Orthodox Church on Scripture

November 4, 2022 Commentary, Features 1

Scripture is the language of the Eastern Orthodox Church. In 2 Thessalonians 2:15, Saint Paul says, “Brethren, stand fast and hold the traditions (τας παραδόσεις) which you have been taught, whether by word (oral) or our epistle (written).” These holy traditions are defined as the living continuity of everlasting and unchanging boundaries, beliefs and practices as they were imparted and received from Christ and the apostles.

Native American Heritage Month: We Are Still Here

November 3, 2022 Commentary 1

November is Native American Heritage month, and it is astounding how many stereotypical and wrong ideas are out there about America’s indigenous people. For starters: We are still here.

Sacred Texts: The word of God made me alive

November 3, 2022 Commentary, Features 1

I read, “In the beginning was the Word and the Word was with God and the Word was God.” I did not need any prior church or explanation to tell me that this sentence meant something extraordinary: the foundation of all meaning-making was in the beginning … and it “became flesh and dwelt among us”… and this was Jesus.

Task force hopes cohousing communities could improve homelessness in rural Spokane County

November 2, 2022 News 0

Scope of homelessness problem is difficult to quantify in rural areas because individuals are scattered; cohousing offers security, permanent address

Mahsa Amini’s death and the plight of Muslim women around the world between their own moral compasses and a morality police

November 1, 2022 Commentary 0

There has never been a balance when it comes to a Muslim woman's personal dress code choice. This and thoughts like these came to my naïve mind when I heard the news on Mahsa Amini, the Iranian girl who was arrested, detained and then died after being beaten by the morality police for violating Iran’s dress code law. Amini was a young girl of Kurdish ethnicity who was merely visiting Tehran.

Navigating Election Misinformation

November 1, 2022 Commentary 0

Election Day is a week away. As is typical, we are drowning in election information – and misinformation – as the we near the finish line of campaigns that began the day after the 2020 national election.

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