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Yield to the King Ministry 1

Yield to the King Ministry

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Wassmuth Center for Human Rights

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Raised on a farm in Greencreek, Idaho, Bill Wassmuth was a priest at St. Pius X Catholic Church in Coeur d’Alene when in the 1980s he found himself confronted with the misuse of theology for hateful aims by white supremacists settling in northern Idaho. He lived through the bombing of his home and built coalitions to battle the Aryan Nations Read more...
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Wat Washington Buddhavanaram

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Washington State Jewish Historical Society

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The Washington State Jewish Historical Society (WSJHS) has its roots in the vision of a determined group of community volunteers who obtained funding in 1968 to create the Seattle Jewish Archives Project (SJAP) under the auspices of the Women’s Division of the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle. From the beginning, the mission of SJAP was clear: to collect and preserve Read more...
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Wasat

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Wasat was conceived in 2012 by three American converts to Islam who wanted to create space for Seattle-area community members to connect, grow, and learn together. Many dreams and cups of coffee later, it is has grown into a vibrant community beloved by many and a resource for those exploring Islam. Wasat is an Arabic word that can mean middle-way, Read more...
Stroum Center for Jewish Studies at U.W

UW Stroum Center for Jewish Studies

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We accomplish this by: • Teaching students and audiences to be thoughtful, engaged community members who gain exposure to multiple perspectives and participate in open, evidence-based dialogue • Investigating the full diversity of Jewish experiences and expressions, past and present, using local, global, and comparative perspectives as well as disciplinary and interdisciplinary approaches • Developing innovative approaches to expand the Read more...
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Va’ad HaRabanim of Greater Seattle

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Ukrainian Orthodox Church Seattle

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Tibetan Association of Washington

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What We Do: We organize the annual Tibet Fest in collaboration with Seattle Center, which is one of the most visited festivals of ethnic community groups in Seattle. We organize events and activities such as the Birthday of H. H. the Dalai Lama on July 6, Tibetan National Uprising Day on March 10, and the “LOSAR” Tibetan New Year. We Read more...
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The Moody Jews of Boise

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