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Connor Gilbert

Connor Gilbert is a journalism and english writing concentration major at Gonzaga University. In addition to creating his own fiction and nonfiction creative writing, he is a sports editor for the Gonzaga Bulletin. Born and raised in Spokane, he is interested in learning more about the diverse religious landscape of the city and becoming more involved in the growing community.
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At Library Professor Discusses Evangelicals and Trump

Sutton described Trump’s ascendance as a result of “four decades of work” by evangelicals, of whom 81% voted for Trump, four decades that he traced back all the way to Evangelism’s predecessors, pre-millennialism and fundamentalism.
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Expert on secondary stress coming to Immaculate Heart for Retreat, Fundraiser

“Secondary stress represents the precious experience of reaching out to others,” Wicks said. “You see, when you are close to someone you not only run the risk of maybe catching their colds we also can run the risk of catching their sense of pessimism, finality and hopelessness.”
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Vigil to be held this weekend in response to recent mass shootings

In response to recent incidents of gun violence, Moms Demand Action and Spokane City Council Member Kate Burke have announced they will host a Vigil for Gun Violence on Sunday, Aug. 11.
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Owners of Living Water say Christian Values Direct Their business

Their appeal seems to stem directly from the values the Fairburns have touted since the inception of Living Water.
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Rummage & Bake Sale Thursday to Raise Funds for new FāVS Center

On Thursday (July 18), SpokaneFāVS will host a Rummage Sale to benefit the recently-opened FāVS Center.
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Holocaust Survivor to Speak in Spokane This Week

Holocaust survivor Irving Roth will be speaking at the Spokane Convention Center June 5 at 7 p.m. in an event hosted by the Chabad of Spokane County.
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Celebration Sunday marks 140 years for Westminster UCC

At 2 p.m. on May 26, Spokane’s first and oldest church will be celebrating its 140 years in the community.

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