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Meet Bethany Mahan, our photographer

| Dec 18, 2012

Spokane Faith and Values has more than 40 writers on its team, and now we're happy to announce that we have a brilliant photographer as well! Please welcome Bethany Mahan.
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St. John’s to host cello recital Sunday

| Nov 10, 2012

On Sunday,  at 4p.m., the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist Second Sunday Recitals will feature cellist Douglas Starkebaum, a senior at Gonzaga University.  He is a member of the Gonzaga University Symphony as well as the chamber quartet and is studying Cello Performance with Gonzaga professor, Dr. Kevin Hekmatpanah, who regularly performs in St. John’s Second Sunday series.
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Aristotle and the Amish

| Nov 6, 2012

Breaking Amish premiered on TLC on Sept. 9. It follows four Amish and one Mennonite as they venture out into the world of the English (non-Amish). In Amish culture, teenagers are allowed to participate in a rumspringa, a period of time before their baptism as a full member of the Amish in which they explore the outside world.
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BRIEF: Lecturer to discuss “Finding the Meaning in Sacred Cinema”

| Nov 5, 2012

What is the religious function of film? Can films operate as theological, religious, and ethical resources?
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Jesus Satire, Stephen Colbert and free speech

| Oct 8, 2012

Around the same time the YouTube trailer sparked violence in parts of the Muslim world, Harvard Professor Karen King disclosed an ancient papyrus in which Jesus supposedly said “My wife …” Christians believe Jesus was never married and the insinuation that it might be otherwise could have seemed sacrilegious to a vast number of Christians.
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Meet Ryan Mahoney, our faith and art writer

| Oct 4, 2012

Pastor Ryan Mahoney is the newest member of the SpokaneFAVS team. He's an intern at a local Evangelical Covenant Church and has a soft spot for art.
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Book fails to answer what it looks like when our deepest values are thoroughly integrated into our work

| Oct 1, 2012

“Being Buddha at Work” is a promising book, but it loses its balance early and never recovers. That’s a shame because the question which it authors, Franz Metcalf and B.J. Gallagher, set out to answer is an important one: what does it look like when our deepest values are thoroughly integrated into our work?
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Festival of Arts in West Central opens Friday

| Sep 18, 2012

The Festival of Arts in West Central, hosted by Salem Lutheran Church, opens Friday at The Book Parlor with hors d'oeuvres, a live auction (benefiting The Book Parlor), live music and a gallery viewing. Tickets for opening night are $5 at the door.
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VOTE: Which is your FAV phone pic for the Liturgy Art Project?

| Sep 10, 2012

Vote for your FAV photo! The Phone Pix Urban Liturgy Art Project is an Instragram or phone pic' art project happening in conjunction with the Festival of Arts in West Central Sept. 21-28.  
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Brief: Organ recital to be held at St. John’s this Sunday

| Sep 7, 2012

Janet Satre Ahrend, who serves on the music department at Gonzaga University, will perform "Fire, Tenderness, Laughter and Majesty: The Unexpected Voices of the Organ" Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist. During the recital she'll play pieces from Buxtehude and Bach, Elgar, Sir William Walton and Canadian organist, Denis Bédard on the church's Aeolian Skinner organ.
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