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Pacific Northwest prayer rug connects Muslim, Indigenous communities

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.
News >  Religion

A Methow Valley church is becoming a wildfire refuge – powered by the sun

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.
News >  Religion

Couple leaves Spokane life to serve as mission leaders in Tanzania

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.