The Children of the Crossroads Coven of Spokane is hosting its annual Community Beltane celebration Saturday at Friendship Park, 606 E. Greta Ave. Beltane is a pagan holiday celebrated by various non-Abrahamic religions, including Wicca.
MOSCOW, Idaho – Colin Meyer, 58, will be ordained a permanent deacon in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Boise in just five weeks. By his side on the altar and in the pews will be the people who matter most in his life to witness and celebrate the culmination of his powerful personal and spiritual journey of transformation and renewal.
President Donald Trump drew criticism from Christians in the Northwest and across the country Monday after he posted an image that appeared to depict himself as Jesus Christ and attacked Pope Leo XIV, apparently in response to the leader of the world’s Catholics holding a prayer vigil for peace amid war in the Middle East.
Seattle’s Center for Global Muslim Life is releasing the first of its kind Pacific Northwest prayer rug, a project aimed at reimagining traditional Muslim prayer rugs as “living artifacts” of Indigenous lands. This project, according to the center’s website, is “meant to reflect the stories, identities, and ancestral ties of Muslim communities” in parts of Washington state, Oregon and British Columbia.
The Browne’s Addition Neighborhood council meeting had nearly come to a close when someone asked to talk about what everyone wanted to talk about: the new church.
An image of a holocaust survivor reaching out for freedom and a fused glass sculpture of the Anne Frank tree won first place in the high school and middle school divisions of the Jessica Stein Memorial Art Contest this year.
In the state of Idaho, Catholic priests are a precious commodity especially when the number of converts is steadily rising but the supply of priests in the pipeline ready to meet this growing demand is lagging.
Foreign-born religious workers, who have been hoping for changes to the temporary visa process so they can establish permanent residency and serve their congregations, recently celebrated a small win.
Methow Valley United Methodist Church unveiled a solar array and battery storage system in November that will power its facility during outages and provide clean air during wildfires. The church is also set to install an electric vehicle charger later this spring, allowing community members with EVs to evacuate the Methow Valley, even when the power grid is down.
Maranatha Church, Jasmine Ministries and Creole Resources have served Spokane’s Haitian population for years – most recently by creating job and housing opportunities made scarce to them due to social and legal barriers created by the Trump administration.
Holden Village, a Lutheran retreat center deep in Chelan County’s North Cascades, might be closed for more than a year after winter landslides shut down access to the remote location.
A nationally known Catholic apologist and the founder of Moscow’s Christ Church are set to debate one of Christianity’s most foundational divisions next month at the University of Idaho.
OLYMPIA – The Washington attorney general’s office can continue to probe whether the Catholic church misused funds to cover up alleged child abuse, a state court ruled Monday.
When Philip Huber started casually studying Swahili in 2019, he was just trying to get to the point where he could have a simple conversation. He and his wife, Alice, had recently become friends with several refugees from Africa, and he wanted to be able to communicate better with them. He never dreamed that it would go much beyond that.
When Christian Gill began working on his Lego model of the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist, he made the strange realization: the inside of the church has fewer windows than the outside.
Eddie Tabash has been advocating for the separation of church and state for decades, a right laid out in the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution that Tabash said has been increasingly eroded.
If churches and religious groups are responsible for causing trauma, then churches and religious groups have a moral responsibility to actively address that harm, said George Fricks, an ecumenical minister who serves students at the University of Idaho.