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December 2004

• God's glory ebbs and surges reflection in photos and verse
• Empowering women empowers men
• Sisters tie music and justice
• Daybreak heals addicted teens
• Church changes more than its address
• Hunger persists in Inland Northwest
• Teen teams challenge bigotry
• Food Pantry meets needs in North Central Washington
• Safe Place connects children and teens with safe places to go
• Colfax ministers overcome differences
• Scooter teaches
• Sacred table: where people gather
• Low income people learn self-sufficiency

November 2004

• School of Americas protesters remember human rights abuses
• Marriage rally calls for action
• Faiths address and act on violence in homes
• Rural churches find that missions energize people
• Speaker promotes student involvement
• Shawl knitters pray
• Club reaches children
• Teens teach peers

October 2004

• Sweat equity builds skills
• Palestinian connects with area people
• Alliance addresses complex issues
• Organizing moves from relationships to action
• International council forms in Spokane
• Pullman teens touch Mexican families
• Grassroots effort saves potlucks
• Advocates discuss ballot issues and values of faith communities

September 2004

• Churches living their call lends them credibility
• Parish balances building construction with its ministries
• Pastor empowers Hispanic community
• Leaders summarize ecumenical and interfaith ties
• 'Women's Hearth' name fits center's role
• Atlanta models inner city revival
• Local group models 're-neighboring'
• World Council of Churches and United Nations promote International Day of Peace

June 2004

• Exchanges change lives of participants
• Friend to Friend ages
• Professor sees historical, economic basis for conservation
• Council leader restores trust and vision with personal contact
• Retreat center director guides others to discern their callings
• Area anti-poverty programs give poor people a voice

May 2004

March 2004