FāVS News

This week's religion news roundup includes Thanksgiving-themed services, news on a same-sex couple denied service, an upcoming 'Christmas in Mexico' holiday spectacular and more.

Michael Larson, Gonzaga alumni and founder of Portland-based nonprofit Humans for Housing, aims to raise awareness of the growing trend of the aging population finding themselves homeless through a free screening of the documentary, “No Place to Grow Old,” on Nov. 16 at 6 p.m.

Read how a Federal court allowed Yakima's Union Gospel Mission to use sexuality as a hiring criterion, why two Whitworth students and one professor will attend international climate conference and more in this week's FāVS News Roundup.

Discover local retreat centers in the Inland Northwest. Join us for a three-part series exploring Harmony Woods, St. Gertrude Monastery and Immaculate Heart Retreat Center.

Former Washington state lawmaker demands $24 million from Spokane over alleged violation of constitutional rights. This news story and more this week on FāVS Religion News Roundup!

Man sentenced to 11 years in prison for damaging religious buildings targeting Jehovah’s Witness Kingdom Halls. Learn more about the case and other religion news in our region in this week's FāVS Roundup.

Exciting journalism internship opportunity! Join our team as a paid intern for the Spring 2025 semester. Cover religion-related stories and events in the Eastern Washington/North Idaho region.