The Fig Tree stories of people putting their faith
into action in the Northwest

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9/9/05

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Archive of 2004 articles
• School of Americas protesters remember

• Marriage rally calls
for action

• Faiths address and act on violence in homes

 • Debate is no substitute for honest discussion

• Speaker promotes student involvement

• Shawl knitters pray

• Club reaches children

• Teens teach peers
• Sweat equity builds skills

• Palestinian connects with area people

• Alliance addresses complex issues

• Organizing moves from relationships to action

• International council forms in Spokane

• Pullman teens touch Mexican families

• Grassroots effort saves potlucks

• Advocates discuss ballot issues

• Call lends credibility

• Parish balances building, ministries

• Pastor empowers Hispanic community

• Leaders summarize ecumenical and interfaith ties

• 'Women's Hearth' fits center's role

• Atlanta models inner city revival

• Local group models 'reneighboring'

• Ties change lives

• Friend to Friend ages

• Partners conserve

• Leader restores trust

• Retreats renew lives

• Poor gain voice

March 2004

May 2004



The Fig Tree

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• Shares stories 

• Builds understanding
 
• Stirs compassion

• Explores issues

• Offers reflection 

• Opens dialogue

• Networks people 

• Inspires action

The Fig Tree
1323 S. Perry St., Spokane, WA 99202
(509) 535-1813 or 323-4037