Religious holiday services

Sept. 6, 2008

• Ready to wed1

• Professor to discuss poet priest0

• Jerry Johnston: Writer's ideas on Christianity are engaging and profound0

• 2 Baptist deacons seek House seat0

• Rhode Island bishop leaps into public arena0

• Tough economy hits Christian schools0

• Bible courses not mandatory in Texas0

• Suspect in 6 slayings says, 'I Kill for God'0

• Samuelsons to speak at Y.0

• Workshops to promote interfaith understanding0

• LDS woman says faith cost her job0

• Sacramento bishop plans to retire0

• Family History Library is offering classes0

• Art exhibit explores visual misperceptions0

• First Baptist Church meets every Sunday0

• Layton Music Workshop to include a fireside0

• Theological Seminary sponsoring lecture0

• Sandy Ridge begins 'Good, Bad & Ugly'0

• Death and marriage records are online0

• Transition group offers support, discussion0

• Convention to kick off new academic year0

• Photographs of Israel on display in Park City0

• St. Lawrence Mission to host fall festival0

• Women are invited to Bible study classes0

• Annual Folk Fest runs through Sunday0

• Tabernacle organists' concert to be broadcast0

• Krishna Temple plans Festival of India0

• Meeting set for those exploring Catholicism0

• 'Believers and Trials' to be topic of sermon0

Sept. 5, 2008

• 'Mulligan' sought over FLDS evidence37

• FLDS teen's lawyer stays, judge says14

Sept. 3, 2008

• Get into the spirit of Salt Lake festival with a taste of real Greek cuisine2

Aug. 31, 2008

• Rhode Island diocese will pay $1.3 million to abuse victims0

Aug. 30, 2008

• A peek into the abyss16

• UVU seeks approval to build a prayer lounge on campus2

• Idaho man found disoriented on roof of LDS temple12

• Jerry Johnston: Listen closely to the words of hypocrites1

• 'Universalism' a tricky doctrine2

• Using faith to navigate economic waters0

• 'Traitor' is sincere look at a Muslim's choices0

• Seminary president washes student's feet1

• California justices back Falun Gong ban0

• Pastor says IRS probe politically motivated0

• Religious freedom group picks director0

• Judaism union names its first female v.p.0

• RCIA program Thursday at Blessed Sacrament0

• CALM meeting Sept. 7; conference Oct. 17-190

• Pagan Pride Day today at Ogden's Monroe Park1

• Sandy church to discuss the good, bad and ugly0

• Cultural diversity fest today and Sunday in S.L.0

• Phoenix billboards promote freedom from religion0

• Temple Har Shalom presents Israel exhibit0

• 'Salvation Survey' on KEYY's 'Grace to You'0

• KBYU radio to feature 5 Tabernacle organists0

• 'Thy Kingdom Come' is sermon topic Sunday0

• Folk Fest is Sept. 5-7 at W. Jordan church0

• 'Prayer and Trials' at Provo Bible Church0

• Utah heroes remembered 0
• Governor is running on borrowed cash 3
• Downtown food court is closing in October 0
• Regents approve U. plans for expansion 1
• Politicians' show to 'set record straight' 1

• Utah Jazz: Hall of Fame welcomes Dantley 0
• Salt Lake Bees: Long ball dooms team again 0
• Utah Utes football: Team aims to avenge '07 defeat 3
• BYU football: Cougars looks to cure road woes 0
• Aussie fires 63 for 1-shot second-round lead at Willow Creek 0

• At 10 years old, Google pursuing endless ambitions 1
• Record numbers having trouble paying mortgage 0
• Downtown food court is closing in October 0
• Federal road fund short on cash 0
• Boeing machinists strike 0