Spokane Faith & Values

WSU students participate in Spring Break alternative

Guest column by Dylan Judge-Hoff | Apr 9, 2012 | Comments (0)

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Sixteen volunteers representing The Wesley Foundation at Washington State University traveled to Los Angeles for Spring Break. As a member of this team, I witnessed firsthand the damage and despair left by decades of poverty, racial tension and negligence inflicted upon a large segment of Los A...

Topics: Culture, Education
Beliefs: Christian - Protestant/Other
Tags: mission trip, sierra service project, spring break, the wesley foundation at washington state university, wsu

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Faith leaders from Pullman-area gay friendly churches will participate in a panel discussion from 7:30 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday at Washington State University. The panel, organized by the Gender/Identity Expression and Sexual Orientation Resource Center, will address two main questions. First, What...
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With eye on Kenya, graduate hopes to build community

Mallory Bouchee | Murrow News Service | May 4, 2012

Scott Jones won’t be using his graduate degree in architecture to find a high-paying job. After graduating on Saturday, he will be starting his own nonprofit organization, and his first project is in Kenya.
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WSU program focuses on student spirituality

Tracy Simmons | May 15, 2012

Wiccans celebrate the full moon with a sacred circle of candles and incense. It’s a nighttime, outdoor ritual that could alarm un-expecting police and residents, particularly in a small town like Pullman.
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Spokane’s Religion wrap-up: Arab journalists in Pullman

Tracy Simmons | Jun 22, 2012

This isn’t my usual religion wrap-up column because I honestly haven’t been in Spokane much this week. I’ve been down at WSU in Pullman working with 20 young journalists from the Middle East and I’ve become completely enveloped in their stories.
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