A columnist reflects on Parkinson’s dance classes, the Raven creation story and how Trinity Sunday shows Christianity’s invitation to join the dance of life.

After eight years as a Northwest United Methodist district superintendent, Karen Hernandez is transitioning to parish ministry.

As the Upriver Fire forced evacuations across Spokane, local churches partnered with the Red Cross to provide shelter, resources and support.

Episcopal Camp Cross in Idaho will host its third annual Queer Camp, creating a welcoming space for LGBTQ+ people and families to explore faith and belonging.

Transgender Idaho residents are challenging a new state law restricting access to sex-segregated facilities, arguing it violates constitutional rights.

A new BYU study finds regular religious participation is linked to healthier lifestyles, lower addiction rates and improved physical health.

A new study finds most Americans support religious and cultural diversity, while debates over immigration, faith and national identity continue.

A sudden explosion or toxic industrial accident can leave an entire town in shock. In Longview, Washington, where families are woven together through work, church, school, and neighborhood ties,a deadly explosion at the Nippon paper mill sent ripples of grief through every corner of the community.

For decades, a phone number was more than a technical identifier. It was closely tied to a person’s identity, location, and social presence. Once assigned, it often remained unchanged for years.

Faith communities carry memory in practical ways. A handwritten prayer list, a worn songbook, a printed bulletin, or a family Bible with notes in the margins can say as much as any statement. These objects give people continuity. They help older members and visitors feel a human rhythm.

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The modern world may seem so busy that searching for purpose and meaning in life can seem so heavy.