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December 2010
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with ministry as he works and interacts with people at The Book Parlor. |
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suggests simpler ways to celebrate with alternative gifts, wrappings and crafts. |
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of Washington, D.C., to spend six weeks at the Monastery of St. Gertrude’s. |
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human trafficking while volunteering for Cup of Cool Water, now educates other students. |
| and received the four-year contract to provide meals for Spokane County in 2011. |
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finds ways to keep programs going in Colfax and Pullman, plus its six meal sites. |
Nutrition Recipients in remote areas monthly case of frozen meals. |
, writer and peace activist, will speak on “Human Rights in Palestine and Israel |
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and readjusted its budget while needs of people have grown consistently. . |
| client survey of 689 people reveals that clients are increasingly more educated. |
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trauma and more need for services in the future for LCSNW, Salvation Army and others. |
| yes, even some Scrooges seem to “get it.” |
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being kind, fair and responsible, offer response for national economic woes |
November 2010
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began with craft items that a priest from Colville brought from Guatemala in 1986 |
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for mission to join in ending hunger and poverty called "Recipes for Mission." |
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and rallying for peace and justice on Oct. 2 called for feeding the poor, not the war. |
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and now into resettling refugees as new director of World Relief in Spokane. |
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Bishop Blase Cupich of the Catholic Diocese of Spokane. |
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study of hate as board member for GU's Institute for Hate Studies. |
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for her commitment to human rights, diversity and justice |
October 2010
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holy joy” to work with people engaged in doing ministries they feel called to do. |
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will honor Raymond Reyes, GU's associate academic vice presidentwith 2010 award |
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tackles poverty as she continues her international career from her home office |
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the 18th president of Whitworth University will involve the community in a week-long series of events |
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ministry as he begins as Gonzaga University’s president on October 22. |
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/fruit with low-income people through Our Place Community Ministries’ |
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house in El Salvador has reaffirmed Alan Harbine’s view of life. |
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dinner for individuals and families in the West Plains area. |
| will share a presentation of his photography and commentary within the region. |
September 2010
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begins with knowing each child’s name, said Freda Gandy, |
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record 260 incoming freshmen will learn to navigate cultural differences |
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, embarks on retreat, spiritual direction ministry |
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communication skills at Airway Heights Correctional Center. |
| communities begin service over the summer. . . |
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more than 14,000 people attended, is ongoing witness against intolerance |
, the unity in our community is refreshing |
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its death toll: it’s the toll on survivors |
June 2010
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, Linda Unseth has welcomed refugees and immigrants, guiding them as they adjust |
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reaches out to train at-risk youth how to farm, succeed as farmers |
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youth to mission mixed with fun. Read about Plans from 9 area church camps. |
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for working with her church’s youth group from her years of writing grants for Crosswalk |
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at Whitworth University, finds that his South African roots still shape him. |
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community to identify signs of human trafficking for labor or sexual exploitation |
| a bicycle ministry of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Coeur d’Alene, is sponsoring an August ride, |
serves as a mission station and hospitality center for week-long camps. |
images and dividing walls |
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civil and sacred spaces for discourse |
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May 2010
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odyssey—a world travel adventure—to learn about the subtleties of the cultures |
normal since facing an upheaval after Gebbers Farms, laid off workers. |
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contacted Catholic Charities Spokane about needs arising from lay- offs. |
compassion speaking recently at Gonzaga University. |
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people and places that graced his life during his active years of ministry. |
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downtown, change their lives under with the “betterment-to-development” model |
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incorporates a variety of healing arts in spiritual direction at St. Joseph's Center |
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mentoring from his mother to continue his ministry despite challenges . . . |
| for post-earthquake recovery in Haiti led to planning a Haiti benefit concert |
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“Wisdom and Media.”raises question - Who speaks about community and justice concerns in Spokane |
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they might understand interrelation of issues |
April 2010
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day Witness for Peace health care research delegation to Cuba. |
| and Media” to discuss opportunities for sharing wisdom through media |
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welcomes nonprofits and community services moving into offices. |
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Joan Conger asks students to learn about the Holocaust by filming survivors. |
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to new people as it ‘takes to the streets’on Main St. downtown |
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adapt to new life in Spokane after escaping abuse as a minority in Burma |
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food producers and consumers through farm tours and educational programs. |
of newly housed families when they move from a shelter to an affordable apartment |
from people stepping out of their comfort zones, being present with people who suffer, |
coverage has impact on them and their ministries |
March 2010
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for Robb Lowy who heals the earth at Hanford as well as fulfilling religious work. |
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volunteer to listen to people’s stories and help them advocate for themselves. |
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share ideas with elected officials at the Eastern Washington Legislative Conference. |
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at recent Eastern Washington Legislative Conference. |
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to human rights in both her professional and personal life for Joan Menzies. |
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sustainable agriculture project near Edwall, Wash. |
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low-income families and hopes to start a nonprofit organization. |
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class prepares students to identify and challenge hate in future work. |
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cuts ribbon for new resource center in the Liberty Park neighborhood in Spokane. |
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injustice in everyday life within our region. |
| in discussions of our current financial mess. |
February 2010
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education is key, to develop leaders like Martin Luther King, Jr. |
a variety of ways to respond to needs in Haiti through donations and trips. |
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that faith-based, voluntary, community and government disaster groups need to work together. |
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of serving African Americans and the wider community. |
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through the Cathedral of St. John'is ties with a village school in Cazale, Haiti. |
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inspire several thousand participants with their own stories and words of Martin Luther King, Jr. |
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and finds solace in faith, food and fellowship. |
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of immigration laws in his role with Catholic Charities' of Spokane Refugee and Immigration Services. |
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of faith communities’ caring. |
January 2010
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in Gonzaga University’s performance, “Weaving Our Sisters’ Voices." |
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Program helps teens transition from institution to community life |
| through first on-line class of Luther Seminary in St. Paul, MN. |
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that her faith requires caring for others, volunteer works at United Way, church |
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growth in students’ openness and understanding of diverse people |
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