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Where We Gather: Spokane Tribal Gathering Place

The Spokane Tribal Gathering Place is an ancestral land of the Spokane people and has been a gathering place for thousands of years

This Week Rabbi & Biblical Scholar to Address Roots of & Response to Antisemitism

Two Moscow churches and a campus ministry at the University of Idaho will sponsor a virtual panel discussion Wednesday, May 19, on the Christian roots of antisemitism and the ways in which all people of faith can respond to it.

FāVS Center Re-Open For Community Events

Now that we are entering a season of lighter COVID restrictions, it may be time now to plan for that event you had to put off for more than a year.

Community Garden Plots Available At FāVS Center

If you are looking for a place to plant your garden tomatoes, zucchini and kale this year, the FāVS Center Community Garden may be the place for you.

“Celebrate Curiosity” Art Contest Deadline Approaching May 12

Faith Leaders and Leaders of Conscience has created an art contest in response to the violence against Temple Beth Shalom, the murders of the Asian women and their coworkers in Georgia, and the shoppers in Colorado.

United Methodist pastor’s podcast ‘Cross Over Q’ challenges QAnon, comforts its victims

In the first episode of his podcast, Vicar Derek Kubilus describes QAnon as ‘the most violent and dangerous Christian heresy to come along this century.’

Feast World Kitchen adds to Spokane’s culinary diversity, helps immigrants, refugees

Feast World Kitchen offers dishes multiple nights a week prepared by a community of former immigrant and refugee chefs.

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