Tag: religion journalism

FāVS News columnist Paul Graves reflects on his years with FāVS and explains why reader support and sustained giving are vital to expanding religion journalism.

In a digital world overflowing with headlines, hashtags, and viral content, it’s fair to ask: does religion journalism still matter in 2025? For communities...

FāVS News has been awarded a grant from Humanities Washington's Washington Stories Fund to produce "Uniting Through Faith: Untold Stories of Bridge-Builders in the Inland Northwest," a six-part journalism series exploring unity in a region often characterized by its divisions.

This year's RNA conference inspires the author's memory on her religion journalism beginnings, as well as her own evolving role in the field over the years.

FāVS News' community religious coverage spans all beliefs and traditions in the Inland Northwest, even when controversial. Our mission demands we listen to all voices to build understanding.

Join Tracy Simmons in her heartfelt tribute to her journalism professor and the impact of not telling her thank you before she suddenly died.

While Gonzaga hosts a screening of a climate change documentary and 350 Spokane Interfaith Committee wants to help churches and faith communities really understand the climate crisis, the Carl Maxey Center announces their acting executive director, the Spokane Police Department gains a refugee volunteer officer, Sravasti Abbey hosts a Sharing the Dharma Day, and so much more in this week’s Religion News Roundup.