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A growing pagan community in Spokane draws more than 800 people to the first Northwest Pagan Fest.
Read More »A Growing Pagan Community in Spokane: Festival Draws More than 800 People
Unitarian Universalist congregation in Spokane fractured over pastor’s approach
A year after the Rev. Todd Eklof of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Spokane released a controversial book and a month after he was ousted from a ministerial body over his response to criticism about it, about 50 people from the church have decided to rescind their membership.
Read More »UPDATED: Spokane Churches Suspend Services in Response to COVID-19
Spokane area churches move services online in light of COVID 19
Read More »Spokane UU Church to host educational event on Israeli-Palestinian conflict
And it is conflicts, much like Sunday’s, that have prompted members of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Spokane to host an instructive weekend on the complicated topic, dubbed “Israel & Palestine: A Journey for Justice.”
Read More »Spokane pastor calls fundamentalism a psychiatric disorder
Rev. Todd F. Eklof, of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Spokane, said in a press release today that he plans to deliver a sermon on Sunday calling on mental health professionals to begin considering fundamentalism a psychiatric disorder.
Read More »Sustainable Living Fair to be held in Spokane this weekend
There will be a Sustainable Living Fair this weekend at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Spokane, 4340 Fort Wright Drive.
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