Oregon
- Some Christian Leaders Advise Parents on COVID-19 ExemptionsLegal experts suggest churches should be cautious about providing documentation to help people get around mask and vaccine rules.Associated Press and CT|
- The Woodstock Generation Swallowed Me Up and Spit Me OutOne summer in a hippie commune soured me on the ’60s counterculture. God met me in my disillusionment.Gregory E. Reynolds|español
- Quick To ListenEpisode 230|56minThe Fire This Time: How Climate Change Shifts Our Understanding of SufferingWhere is God as hundreds of thousands of acres on the West Coast go up in smoke?Morgan Lee|
- Fleeing the Oregon Fires Forced Me to Rethink the FutureThe exiled Israelites followed a pillar of smoke, one day at a time. Maybe I can do the same.Sarah Sanderson|
- Portland Is Still Protesting. Where Is the Church?Christian leaders weigh when and how to engage in the city’s mounting clash over racial justice.Andrew Shaughnessy in Portland|
- Evangelism Is Alive in PortlandHow pastors, evangelists, and residents are sharing the Good News among the city’s ‘nones’ and Muslim refugees.Interview by Melissa Binder|
- College Drops Mascot Named for Missionaries Martyred by Native AmericansThe 'Fighting Missionaries' will no longer memorialize Marcus and Narcissa Whitman.Morgan Lee|
- Roseburg Pastors: ‘This Is Our 9/11’Ministers ask for prayer as they counsel mourners, prepare for funerals.Bob Smietana|
- Hypocrisy Pushed Student President of Christian College Toward AtheismDespite outpouring of support, a few fellow students remain critical of atheist senior at Northwest Christian.Timothy C. Morgan|
- Portland's Quiet AbolitionistsLeading the liberal city's efforts to halt child trafficking is a network of dedicated Christians. Just don't go advertising it.Katelyn Beaty|
