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FāVS Religion News Roundup: Sept. 20

Discover the latest trends in religious diversity in the U.S., the current regional, political religion and values news, local events and more in this week's religion news roundup!

Community comes together for flavor, fun & love of neighbor at 88th Greek Festival in Spokane

Discover the 88th Annual Greek Festival at the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church and how to enjoy the community outreach, delicious food and vibrant culture.

Church of the Wild: Rediscovering worship in nature’s cathedral

Learn about worship without walls at the Church of the Wild in North Spokane. Connect with nature and embrace a new story of hope and love.

Faith and Films: The frustrating afterlife of “Beetlejuice”

Explore the unique take on the afterlife in Beetlejuice and its sequel: movies that offer a different perspective on ghosts, the living, the afterlife and maybe even religion.

Journey through art and faith with ‘Icons in Transformation’ exhibit at St. James in Pullman

Explore the captivating exhibit 'Icons in Transformation' by Ludmila Pawlowska. Discover the spiritual power and beauty of contemporary and traditional icons.

In a world of misinformation: Tools for the ethical truth-seeker

The importance of fact checking in the age of misinformation. Don't let fake news or half-truths deceive you. Verify before sharing.

Ahead of Sept. 18 gubernatorial debate, state and local candidates share faith and values

As Spokane prepares for the gubernatorial debate between Bob Ferguson and Dave Reichert on Sept. 18, 16 other statewide and local candidates have shared their personal faith and values that motivate their campaigns, despite the top candidates not participating in this inquiry.

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