I was deeply moved by Rachea Thomas’s January 12 rendition of “Over the Rainbow.” While listening, I felt deep longing for the better kind of world I dream of; the … Continue reading Somewhere Under the Rainbow

Social psychologists have long understood that human beings crave unity in our need for belonging. The age-old phrase “United we stand, divided we fall” became an American motto after Abraham … Continue reading United We Fall, Divided We Stand

Join us as we celebrate our partner church. Listen to the audio only of this sermon.

In this guest presentation, Dr. Margo Hill, a Spokane tribal member, former Tribal Court Judge, and professor of Urban planning and American Indian Law at Eastern Washington University, will speak … Continue reading No More Stolen Sisters!  What We Are Doing to Stop Murdered Missing Indigenous Women and People

The Epic of Gilgamesh was written on clay tablets at least 1500 years before Homer composed The Iliad and The Odyssey. It’s one of the oldest stories in the world, … Continue reading Gilgamesh: An Old Story with New Pauses: Part II

The Epic of Gilgamesh was written on clay tablets at least 1500 years before Homer composed The Iliad and The Odyssey. It’s one of the oldest stories in the world, … Continue reading Gilgamesh: An Old Story with New Pauses: Part I

During the usual sermon period, Rev. Eklof will respond to live questions about topics he has or hasn’t previously discussed. Listen to the audio of this sermon.

In this guest presentation, Larry Luton, Professor Emeritus of Public Administration at Eastern Washington University and a Board Member of 350 Spokane, will give an overview of climate change in Spokane.  … Continue reading Climate Change and Climate Action in Spokane