Tag: faith feast

The fourth annual SpokaneFaVS Faith Feast was April 17 and, once again, it was a fantastic evening full of delicious food, old and new friends, and learning about three faiths in the Spokane area.

Now in its fourth year as an annual fundraiser for SpokaneFāVS, Faith Feast is an interfaith progressive dinner through three diverse places of worship in Spokane.

SpokaneFAVS celebrated its third annual Faith Feast: An Interfaith Progressive Dinner Sunday evening (April 26) with baklava, vegetarian meatballs, strawberry shortcake and tours of three of Spokane's houses of worship.

At the LDS church I saw paintings of what I thought were Jesus, but later realized were Moroni. Who was Moroni?

Temple Beth Shalom was the second stop during Faith Feast this weekend.

Tonight's Faith Feast: An Intercultural Progressive Dinner was a tasty success. A sold-out crowd of 30 guests dined together at the Spokane Buddhist Temple, Temple Beth Shalom and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

I signed up for the Faith Feast last year thinking that I would get to see the inside of houses of worship that I had not seen before and get a taste of foods I haven't eaten before, but Faith Feast was a much richer experience than I had anticipated.