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ministries of prayer, a home for victims of abuse, preaching and more |
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Christmas Collection goal anticipating increased needs if state budget cuts are decided. |
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honors founder Mother Joseph’s vision of compassionate tradition in health care. |
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, directed by Larry Weiser, gives access to legal services for low-income elderly people. |
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was leading him and his wife, Barbara, on a straight line to teach English and assist at a church in Mongolia |
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and dedicated the Sisters Memorial Plaza, a commemorative monument in landscape |
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individuals and families in the neighborhoods of the supporting congregations to address needs. |
| emergency summit to learn about and protest the Washington budget with $2 billion in cuts. |
| ministries signed an open letter to announce: “We are standing for the poor.” |
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with women and orphans in Thailand grew from chance encounter at Presbyterian conference. |
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in Spokane by sharing ideas of fair trade and stories. |
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sees the psychological impact of the economic recession. |
| , with one retirement and several new interns from area colleges. |
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have prayed, marched and taken turns waving signs at Occupy Spokane. |
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Washington churches about their mission work with Evangelical Reformed Church in Poland. |
| vendors First Presbyterian Church on November 11-12, 2011. |
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at the University of Missouri, has started Religion News Spokane (RNS), as the first of 20 websites |
| organizing gatherings for people of diverse religions, philosophies and points of view |
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can grow to carry out its mission of faith education, and ministry leadership. |
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for human rights in the United States and around the world. |
Nov. 13 to 20, is an opportunity to educate people. |
| from The Rev. Kris Christensen, Holy Trinity Episcopal Church and The Rev. Mike Denton, Pacific Northwest Conference UCC. |
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churches discern their passions for ministry in their neighborhoods |
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Model United Nations will speak at Spokane’s United Nations Day Dinner |
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to community through the “continuum of problem solving” at Whitworth |
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faculty went to 45 sites around Spokane for their annual Community Building Day. |
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and Service Learning (CCASL) plant seeds of the Jesuit identity of service and justice |
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led by Michael Stewart, is hosting a Volunteer Services Officer Training |
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have been designated Healthy Corner Stores by the Spokane Regional Health District. |
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and women previously incarcerated to have access to a support system |
a space where volunteers can pack more produce |
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and One Peace Many Paths gathered people of different faith paths for service for peace |
| nonprofit, non-commercial, listener-supported radio station to go full power |
recognizes role of abuse and media in hate - Partners with Families and Children and Mary Stamp, Editor, The Fig Tree |
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Action Network: A Partnership for the Common Good (FAN). |
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on ways monetary and market pressures affect churches’ ministries. |
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collapse calls for people of faith to re-examine the nature of money |
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close, sell buildings to make way for new ways to serve communities, neighborhoods |
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to form Advent Lutheran Church, sharing resources for ministry and outreach. |
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Joseph Parish for 28 year where Sister Irene Knopes serves as Parish Administrator. |
experiences for hundreds of students, church groups, educators and nonprofit organizations |
enhance spiritual healing, partnering with medical care, on the long road to recovery. |
Whitworth’s first international study center designed to increase cross-cultural learning. |
Relations celebrates 30 years of promoting acceptance of diversity. |
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music and reflection draw youth to summer church camps - part 1 |
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leadership, connect faith to life, and serve nearby communities - part 2 |
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turns 100, she continues to pray daily with her rosary to help others. |
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preacher, teacher and pastor rebuilds and restores lives and buildings. |
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, adopted an Ethiopian orphan which led church to a fall mission trip. |
| to Congregations and Community Resources to be published in July |
oppressive market, is peace naive? |
churches have helped New Orleans rebuild. We make do with what we have. |
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was speaker for the International Conference on Hate Studies. |
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challenges portrayals of Indian people as objects, mascots and stereotypes |
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a three-month ecumenical team to witness to Palestinian/Israeli relationships |
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how complexities complicate HIV and AIDS education and prevention in Swaziland. |
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challenge those who left a bomb along the MLK march route in January. |
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and education program with Ten Thousand Villages, Mennonite Central Committee, |
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, spiritual direction, and counseling at St. Joseph’s Family Center |
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of Listening and Solidarity in area faith, labor and education organizations. |
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with SustainableWorks to make their homes more energy efficient. |
| and grassroots activists with tools and resources to act on behalf of veterans |
help shape and join in movements to work for justice and healing. |
| in which hope and hopelessness seem to be meeting one another in great . . . . |
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will speak at Yom Hashoah, April 28, Temple Beth Shalom. |
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ecumenical officer, Father Patrick Hartin, also teaches at Gonzaga U. |
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to raise awareness + funds during Sexual Assault Awareness Month. |
| for Take a Stand against Racism Day from noon to 1 p.m., Friday, April 29. |
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consults for churches, and camps about accessibility and inclusion. |
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to increase the number of affordable homes for renters and homeowners. |
stewardship of earth on Main Street Saturday, April 2311 a.m. to midnight. |
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s Hope" brought words of support and appreciation for the work of the Fig Tree. |
to inform, inspire and involve |
process requiring more than money |
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researcher working together to aid area clean-up from nuclear production |
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Massachusetts, met a gathering of the SHAWL Society in Wellpinit |
| Challenge, seeks to remediate the largest toxic mess in the U.S |
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commitment to community service as part of celebrating the 50th anniversary |
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led to learning of the spiritual side of yoga said Swami Radhananda |
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turn around the culture of poverty in West Central Spokane |
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administration, staff and students to live into Whitworth University’s mission |
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the Rev. Craig Rennebohm is training pastoral counselors, and faith groups |
of hope? Plenty of people will, says The Fig Tree editor, Mary Stamp |
| much quote triggered thoughts about a different time and different attitudes |
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questions led to serve as pastor of her hometown church four years ago.
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for celebrating and acting in moral leadership model of Martin Luther King, Jr. |
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Christian Fellowship,Tacoma, called for moral leadership in the 21st century. |
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urban ministry and African poverty than many people experience in a lifetime. |
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people to live into hope that inspires action at recent Legislative Conference. |
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from making our decisions based on fear to making decisions based on faith. |
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widening economic disparity discussed at Legislative Conference workshop. |
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Conference participants to find our voices. Silence is not golden. |
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School Dean,says healing begins with competence, compassion, connection. |
work for human rights continues |
| and enlighten, rather than inflame |
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ecumenical ministries on the Yakama Reservation . . . . |
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seeks to empower women from Guatemala and the U.S. |
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teaches Old Testament as professor in Religious Studies at Gonzaga University |
Clinic opens to serve half of Spokane County’s 40,000 medically uninsured residents. |
for the Eastern Washington Legislative Conference on Saturday, Jan. 22. |
| program connects more than 40 at-risk children and youth with a mentor. |
presentation in October at the Cathedral of St. John to discuss those traditions. |
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with children and adults the richness of the world’s traditions of wisdom |
model for media activism. |
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now we need the promised jobs |
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