faith conversations

MAYVILLE, N.D. — Thirteen weeks into her third pregnancy, Allison Johnson and her husband, Ross, learned their baby had anencephaly and wouldn’t...

FARGO — In the past, Emily Brooks noticed issues affecting the community and wanted change. But like many, she didn’t think she was the one...

FARGO — When Charles and Rosa Mukhtar left Sudan with their young son Aronah for America 14 years ago, they likely felt a bit like Joseph,...

FARGO — Challenge and hope commingled at a recent gathering of about 750 Catholic leaders and parishioners from the Fargo and Crookston, Minn.,...

FARGO — When Erik Hatch left youth ministry in 2011, he set out to become successful in real estate. While he was achieving his goals on paper,...

BOSTON, Mass. — By the time Emily Colson's son Max was born, she'd already lived through plenty of adversity. The youngest child of Chuck...

FARGO — Sandy's Donuts on Broadway may be famous for their pastries, but there's more to this little downtown eatery than its glorious...

EAST GRAND FORKS, Minn. — For 50 long years, Huntington's disease has followed Terry Fore around. It began with her first date with her...

WEST FARGO — When the call came the evening of June 28, Sarah Fisher was sleeping in bed. Her cellphone — the only number her son...

FARGO — Like many parents, Merideth Sorenson and her husband, Troy, began thinking of names for their youngest child well before the due...

WEST FARGO, N.D. — When Willie Gartner retired after 43 years as a food broker, he finally had time to read, deciding to focus on Western...

FARGO — For almost a year, the group of 17 Fargo Oak Grove School students and nine adults had been excitedly preparing for their mission...

FARGO — Their courtship had only begun when Kevin and Bonnie Spies learned of their mutual dream of adopting disadvantaged boys. "We were...

FARGO — It's been nearly 15 years since the Rev. Lyle Kath learned his swollen glands indicated he had esophageal cancer. Though the necessary...

FARGO — Along with their labor, many of the teens involved in the Project Serve event last weekend shared loads of lightness and laughter...