Malcolm Haworth, who has been editor of the Inland Northwest's annual comprehensive Resource Directory for 15 of its 50 years, grew up knowing the value of ecumenical and interfaith networking, relationships and service.
He also grew up with a love for details and research from personal interest in learning about world leaders and research for history studies.
Malcolm now knows that the data he gathers for the directory is more than words on paper. It transforms lives. ... . . . . .
Kaufer's former owner observed how trends in churches affected sales
Coalition seeks to create a culture to end domestic violence, support victims
WCC Assembly example of gathering people for dialogue and solidarity with 'the least'
Tribal members make the point that what benefits tribes is what will benefit all
Workshop on Racial Justice Issues gives participants opportunity for open discussion
Workshop on 'Food Security' invited participants to join in hunger relief efforts
Couple describe the missionary tradition and action of their church in the area
Whitworth chaplain inspires with and passes on the confidence that marks her life
Hospice of Spokane was counter-cultural way to assist people at start 45 years ago
State legislators listen to their constituents as they shape policies that affect lives
At WCC closing plenary, women church leaders address church unity and common witness
