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Podcast: For the Love of God Brewing raises more than $4,700 for Spokane wildfire victims

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By Jason Jones | FāVS News Audio Producer

For the Love of God Brewing — a community brewing and pizzeria located in northwest Spokane in the Audubon Neighborhood not far from recent wildfires — chose to donate all their Aug. 4 proceeds to fire victims through the H.O.M.E Starts Here Fund.

They sold about 100 orders and raised over $4,700 for the victims.

Owner Steve Moss joined the Religion Desk Podcast to talk about why they were choosing to help fire victims and why their business has such a curious name. For the Love of God Brewing is at 2617 W Northwest Blvd in Spokane, Washington.


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Jason Jones
Jason Joneshttps://www.spokanestories.com/
Jason Jones is a pastor and podcaster. He’s currently serving as the pastor of Country Homes Christian Church and as one of the hosts of the Spokane Stories podcast. He’s originally from Missouri and has served churches in Texas, Montana, New York and Indiana before coming to Spokane. He’s a husband and a father, and he also may be the most dedicated fan of the 2006 movie, “Nacho Libre.”
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