SpokaneFāVS Coverage of religion, spirituality and ethics in the Spokane, Wash. area
Thanks for a great Coffee Talk today! About 35 people attended and $135 for SpokaneFāVS.
Panelists were:
- Blaine Stum, who wrote, “Mass Shootings: An American Ritual“
- Jan Shannon, who wrote, “Chris Harper Mercer: Not a Zero“
- Elizabeth Backstrom, who wrote, “Covering the news in a culture of violence“
- Guest panelist Rev. Bill Ellis, who wrote, “Violence and a Country of Denial“
Coffee Talks occur the first Saturday of the month at 10 a.m. at Indaba Coffee, 1425 W. Broadway Ave. All are welcome. For those who are unable to attend, the discussion will be live streamed on Twitter.
The conversation will continue further on Thursday with Pub Talk, at 6:30 p.m. at The Steam Plant.
- Interfaith Pride Service slated for June - May 12, 2017
- SpokaneFāVS Welcomes Assistant Editor - May 10, 2017
- Experience Islam at this Month’s Meet the Neighbors - May 8, 2017
- Immaculate Heart celebrates mothers with annual brunch - May 5, 2017
- Interfaith Day of Prayer to be celebrated this week in Colville - May 1, 2017
- Anti-Semitic graffiti found in downtown Spokane - Apr 28, 2017
- World Vision Humanitarian Response Director to speak in Spokane - Apr 27, 2017
- Sravasti Abbey’s Service Saturday’s Return - Apr 27, 2017
- Second Harvest offers cooking classes for kids this week - Apr 26, 2017
- Award Winning Educator to keynote YWCA Stand Against Racism Event - Apr 19, 2017
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