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Connie Hewitt organizes clean bedding to be used by women staying overnight in St. Paul Lutheran Church&#039;s former Sunday school building.

Vancouver church offers overnight stays for homeless women

Connie Hewitt organizes clean bedding to be used by women staying overnight in St. Paul Lutheran Church&#039;s former Sunday school building.

March 31, 2016, 7:36pm Churches & Religion

A former Sunday school building that houses homeless men in the winter was transformed into an overnight shelter for women on Thursday. St. Paul Lutheran Church in downtown Vancouver aims to have all 12 beds set up today. Read story

Chad Griffin, center, president of the Human Rights Campaign, walks to the NC state capitol in Raleigh, N.C., on Thursday to deliver a letter signed by major companies to Gov. Pat McCrory urging he and the North Carolina General Assembly repeal the radical provisions of discriminatory House Bill 2 in upcoming legislative session. (Jason E.

More CEOs seek repeal of North Carolina law

Chad Griffin, center, president of the Human Rights Campaign, walks to the NC state capitol in Raleigh, N.C., on Thursday to deliver a letter signed by major companies to Gov. Pat McCrory urging he and the North Carolina General Assembly repeal the radical provisions of discriminatory House Bill 2 in upcoming legislative session. (Jason E.

March 31, 2016, 10:06am Business

RALEIGH, N.C. -- The names of than 100 corporate executives from some of the nation's biggest employers are on a letter calling for the repeal of North Carolina's law limiting bathroom options for transgender people and prohibiting local anti-discrimination measures. Read story

Adam Kravitz, left, speaks with Kilo Ulestad at an Unhoused Residents Association meeting. &quot;We are all experts of what&#039;s not working. That&#039;s why we&#039;re here,&quot; said Kravitz, who used to be homeless.

Unhoused Residents Association advocates on its own behalf

Adam Kravitz, left, speaks with Kilo Ulestad at an Unhoused Residents Association meeting. &quot;We are all experts of what&#039;s not working. That&#039;s why we&#039;re here,&quot; said Kravitz, who used to be homeless.

March 30, 2016, 6:05am Churches & Religion

There are neighborhood associations for most every area in Clark County, but what about people without an address? Read story

Bereavement program celebrates expansion

March 30, 2016, 6:00am Churches & Religion

PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center is holding an open house at its newly expanded Hope Bereavement Center. Read story

Supporters of religious exemption bill say debate isn’t over

March 29, 2016, 10:38am Churches & Religion

Conservative groups said Tuesday that Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal turned his back on people of faith by vetoing a "religious freedom" bill and vowed to press the issue in coming years. Read story

Clark County Christians walk the Way of the Cross

March 27, 2016, 6:07am Churches & Religion

For Christians, the Stations of the Cross represent the path that brought Jesus to Easter morning. Read story

6 things to know if you’re a new visitor at Easter services

March 26, 2016, 6:08am Churches & Religion

Local churches expect a spike in attendance on Easter and Christmas, when folks known among faith communities as CEOs (Christmas and Easter only) visit sanctuaries across the nation. Read story

A girl holds a fancy catkin branch on Palm Sunday.

Palm Sunday traditions blend in Finland

A girl holds a fancy catkin branch on Palm Sunday.

March 26, 2016, 6:07am Churches & Religion

HELSINKI -- The witches are out, but don't despair. Instead of casting evil spells, they wish you well, although you'd better have some candy on hand. Read story

Strive to learn about other faiths

March 26, 2016, 6:05am Churches & Religion

At a recent event in my suburban Boston town, a Sikh acquaintance asked if it were OK for her and her family to visit my Jewish temple. Of course, I responded. I was at first surprised that she thought she had to ask. Services at our temple are open to… Read story

Mason Wells, an American survivor of the attacks in Belgium, answers questions during an interview Friday in a hospital in Ghent, Belgium.

U.S. teen was in Boston, Belgium attacks

Mason Wells, an American survivor of the attacks in Belgium, answers questions during an interview Friday in a hospital in Ghent, Belgium.

March 25, 2016, 5:53pm Churches & Religion

GHENT, Belgium -- An American teenager wounded in the Brussels Airport attack is lucky to be alive. And he knows it. Read story