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  • Home of Shalom Brings Music to Spokane Mall

    April 13, 2026, by Isaac Meythaler
  • In The Flood Water

    Flood

    April 11, 2026, by Natashia McVay
  • Beyond Sabbath

    April 11, 2026, by Heidi Baumgartner

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Old-School Wisdom for Modern Disciple-Making

February 10, 2026 , by Heidi Baumgartner

Mission and Milestones: Camp Edition

February 10, 2026 , by Rob Lang

Freedman to Retire After 45 Years of Ministry

March 05, 2026 , by Heidi Baumgartner
Open Bible on a wooden board near the river.

Bible Reading Plan 2026

December 09, 2025

Latest News

  • Home of Shalom Brings Music to Spokane Mall

    April 13, 2026, by Isaac Meythaler
  • Beyond Sabbath

    April 11, 2026, by Heidi Baumgartner
  • Seed Developer Cultivates Hardy Corn to Help Feed the World

    April 10, 2026, by NW Adventists Team
  • Milwaukie Hispanic Church Celebrates International Day of Prayer

    April 10, 2026, by Noemi Heffel
  • AGA Students Help At-Risk Youth

    April 09, 2026, by Karen Carlton
  • Students reading with the teacher’s aide

    BVAS Launches Preschool Program

    April 08, 2026, by Melanie Lawson
  • Financial Peace Lessons Guide AJA Students

    April 08, 2026, by Kristine Bunnell
  • PAA Students Engage in Active Prayer

    April 07, 2026, by U'Lee Brown

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A female bighorn sheep nibbles on beargrass.

A female bighorn sheep nibbles on beargrass.


Credit: Angela Schwab

Grazing on Beargrass

Glacier National Park, MT, by Angela Schwab

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Perspectives

  • In The Flood Water

    Flood

    April 11, 2026, by Natashia McVay
    ​Often in life there are many things we can’t control. However, choices we make — especially preemptive choices — can shape the future of our lives in profound ways. Taking steps to be prepared for the world we live in is vitally important.
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  • Beyond Sabbath

    April 11, 2026, by Heidi Baumgartner
    Sabbath creates space. Space to breathe. Space to recalibrate. Space to have margin. Space to connect — with God and with one another.
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  • Portrait Of Happy Parents Reading Book With Their Little Daughter

    Sacred Pause

    April 11, 2026, by Brian Harris
    As our world rushes headlong into the future at breakneck speed, our Creator calls us into a different rhythm, one we were designed for. A rhythm that allows us to rest in Him and be renewed through Him.
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Lifestyle

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A Heart That Cares

April 10, 2026, by Paula Wart
The Bible tells the story of Little Maid, a young girl who was taken from her home and enslaved by Naaman and his wife. When she had the chance to speak up so Naaman could be healed by God via Elisha, she did, because she had a caring heart.
  • Make Flowers to Share

    April 09, 2026, by Paula Wart
    Giving gifts is one way we can show we care. Make a bouquet and give it away.
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  • Multiplying Fish

    February 06, 2026, by Paula Wart
    God can take a little and turn it into plenty. This craft reminds us that God’s blessings never run out!
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  • Enjoying Picnic Basket fruits on a sunny summer day in nature

    Always Enough to Share

    January 30, 2026, by Paula Wart
    The crowd stayed with Jesus all day. Everyone felt happy and calm. They did not notice the cool breeze coming from the mountains as the sun went down. They forgot they had not eaten since breakfast. Imagine that!
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