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The group Spokane Faith and Values is trying to promote a constructive dialogue on polarizing issues such as religion. The organization will conduct the next in its series of “coffee talks” on Saturday morning.
Spokane Public Radio produced this piece on our Coffee Talks. Have a listen
Do you enjoy writing? Have an interest in journalism? Consider being a columnist with FāVS! We cover various topics and are looking for peop
Do you enjoy writing? Have an interest in journalism? Consider being a columnist with FāVS! We cover various topics and are looking for people from diverse religious backgrounds and perspectives for our publication.
Your unique perspective and knowledge can help further religious understanding and dialogue in our region. Columnists will have the creative freedom to approach topics in their own voice.
Below is a video of the first ever Pullman Coffee Talk, featuring WSU journalism students. The students spoke about their year-long religion
In case you missed it, here is a video of our discussion on religion reporting from last weekend.
For the past school year FāVS editor Tracy Simmons has been leading a group of journalism students from Washington State University on a rel
One day until our coffee talk!
Join us at 10 a.m. Saturday at Community Congregational United Church of Christ for a discussion on #religion reporting and the next generation.
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Jennifer Hicks is a new columnist for SpokaneFāVS who is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Meet Jennifer Hicks, a new columnist for FāVS, and is todays feature columnist for the November Giving Campaign.
"Hicks said she is grateful for the opportunity and enjoys learning about others’ beliefs and values."
So, giving it not much thought at all, I asked Tracy if I could write a column for her site, Spokane Faith and Values.
Steven A. Smith recalls his many life journeys leading up to his time at Spokane Faith & Values, and the work he has written here over the last two years.
"And most frightening, what could I say if people asked. My professional identity was gone. Saying “I am retired” seemed to diminish a lifetime of hard work.
And then came FāVS."
Identifying the sources of your information is a critical step to determining credibility and it can be the difference between news and misinformation.
Great to see FāVS featured in this article by KMTV 3 News Now on News Literacy Week!
At the next Coffee Talk, which will be held on Zoom at 10 a.m. on Dec. 4 , attendees will hear from writers who are drawn to religion reporting.
Did you miss this month’s Coffee Talk? Here’s a video.
