Former Two by Two Church member Meliesa Tigard will speak in Moscow, Idaho, about control, Christian nationalism and recognizing manipulative religious systems.

Washington State University historian examines the 500-year relationship between Christianity, politics and American identity in his new book “The Chosen Land.”

Seventh-day Adventists raise concerns over a Project 2025 proposal suggesting a national day of rest, warning it could threaten religious freedom.

Former Spokane Valley Rep. Matt Shea, once ousted over extremism claims, is touring the U.S. with allies of Michael Flynn pushing anti-Muslim messages.

He is a Rohingya refugee from Burma, part of a people group the United Nations calls “the most persecuted minority in the world.”

After Bethel Church cut ties with a disgraced prophet, scrutiny turns to Spokane’s On Fire Ministry and its connections to the New Apostolic Reformation.

Religious freedom expert spoke on how interfaith dialogue and freedom advocacy lifts up faith communities in Spokane and worldwide on Jan. 29.

A reflection on Philip Yancey’s confession, Christian celebrity failures, and what it means to have heroes while keeping faith centered on grace.

Feed Spokane rescues food from restaurants from going in the trash that would otherwise damage the atmosphere to reduce rising food insecurity.

Feed Spokane rescues food from restaurants from going in the trash that would otherwise damage the atmosphere to reduce rising food insecurity.

FPIW’s rhetoric on immigration, Islam and American identity sparks concerns about rising Christian nationalism and its impact on Washington politics.

A writer shares how joining FāVS reshaped her faith, challenged Christian nationalism and deepened her passion for religion journalism.

April Ajoy’s memoir “Star-Spangled Jesus” blends humor and insight as she critiques Christian nationalism and rediscovers a more authentic faith.

After Charlie Kirk’s killing, groups like TPUSA invoke faith to advance political goals. Some Christians say it distorts the message of Jesus.

(OPINION) As an evangelical Christian, I was taught God told Abraham in Genesis 12:3 that he would bless those who bless him and curse those who curse him. This was further identified with Israel in N...

Two Spokane mothers share contrasting experiences with James Dobson's parenting methods after the influential Christian author's death at 86.

After Oct. 7, one evangelical began questioning blind support for Israel. A personal story about faith, politics, and Palestinian lives.

Spokane families are stepping up to foster unaccompanied refugee minors through a local program

Washington’s new clergy child abuse reporting law goes into effect July 27, but Catholic and Orthodox priests secure temporary exemptions

A 2026 trial date has been set for the first of four civil lawsuits alleging Faith Baptist Church in Spokane failed to protect a minor from sexual abuse on its premises.

Do Christians who die by suicide still go to heaven? An evangelical responds with personal faith, biblical insight, and a message of hope and grace

Four lawsuits have been filed against Faith Baptist Church (FBC) and Faith Baptist Academy (FA) in Spokane for allegedly failing to protect minors from sexual assault and battery while on the church a...

Monday, several Orthodox churches filed a federal lawsuit to sue Washington for religious discrimination over the state’s recent passage of a law mandating clergy to report child abuse and neglect, in...

Spokane’s Faith Baptist Church has been the subject of instances of assault , with these circumstances being discussed in detail by two survivors of abuse.

On Saturday, celebrity-led Christian event called Life Surge aimed to teach Christians how to grow their wealth to grow God's kingdom.

Washington passes historic law mandating clergy report child abuse, ending clergy-penitent privilege, like the Catholic confessional, after decades of resistance.

WA’s SB 5375 adds clergy as mandatory child abuse reporters — even for confessions. Survivors await Gov. Ferguson’s signature by May 15.

WA’s SB 5375 adds clergy as mandatory child abuse reporters — even for confessions. Survivors await Gov. Ferguson’s signature by May 15.

WA lawmakers passed a bill ending clergy-penitent privilege in child abuse cases, sending it to the governor after a 3-year push.

Gaza’s suffering demands urgent attention, writes the author. Read how she urges us to stand in solidarity and act immediately to end the injustice against Gazans and their land.

In this Ask an Evangelical column, the reader asks why did God send his son, Jesus, to die for us. This answer centers on blood, perfect sacrifices and the need for atonement.

Celebrating imperfection, this piece reflects on how when we care others, despite flaws, grace shines, much like God's grace does in our weakness.

RANGE caught up with Bismark Avornu, who’s lived in the Spokane area for 15 years, where he met his wife and is raising two American children, about his 45 days in a Tacoma processing facility.

This week we talked about how refugees in Spokane — from Haitian to Ukrainian — are facing massive uncertainty because of presidential executive orders.

Local affiliates of refugee relief program are laying off employees and feeling uncertain as Trump executive orders and rhetoric roil the US.

Yullia Horbenko, a Ukrainian refugee working with World Relief Spokane, fears her refugee status despite a parole extension. Uncertainty looms for her and other refugees as they discover new U.S. poli...