Higgins said it’s through recognizing fear and using stories to tell ourselves and others about how those fears impact us that helps us deal with fear. Rather than leading to fighting, running or paralysis, it can positively motivate us in a new direction.
Read More »How a Lawyer from Kharkiv Now Leads a 100-Person Humanitarian Aid Camp
Before the war, Yakov Siromatnikov had completed a law degree and owned his own HVAC business. When the war began, Siromatnikov knew he had to evacuate his wife and young children, but he felt led to stay back and help deliver humanitarian aid supplies to those in desperate need.
Read More »Spokane-area Catholics create group to fight Islamophobia
The event, which drew about 75 people, was organized by two community groups: Muslims for Community Action Support (MCAS), and Bridges Not Walls - a new Catholic organization aimed at fighting Islamophobia.
Read More »Spokane is on the list
But the ranking of most “post-Christian” metro areas also may be irrelevant.
Read More »Wellness Fair aims to keep church members healthy
Holy Temple Church of God in Christ held its first annual Wellness Fair as part of their Make Our Churches Healthy initiative. The goal of the fair was to raise awareness of health issues that affect primarily older and African American communities.
Read More »Of Ghettos and Groceries
Spokane is not unique as issues of gentrification, growth, and changing neighborhood demographics are a part of communities across the map.
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