Religious notices email deadline for items in Ogden area
Items for the Religion faction should be emailed by noon Monday to religion Standard.net. Elim Lutheran Church in Ogden will use ashes from palm fronds sent from Betela Seminary in Madagascar. Multiple churches list times for services and contact info. A separate note honors Catholic Sisters of Mount Benedict Monastery at a fundraising dinner and mentions their move to Minnesota. A lecture by Elder Steven E. Snow is announced in Salt Lake City. A candlelight vigil for National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day is planned in Ogden.
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Religion
Standard.net
Elim Lutheran Church
23Rd St
Ogden
Elim
Betela Seminary
Madagascar
Elimlutheran.org
First United Methodist Church
North
Marriott-Slaterville
Old Catholic Church
Harrison Blvd
Ogden First Baptist Church
New Beginnings Christian Church
Jefferson
Qwestoffice.net
Ogdenfbc.org
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
S. 200
East
Brigham City
Mount Benedict
Family Counseling Service
Timbermine
Gang Sai Ron” Thornburg
FCS
Minnesota
Thornburg
Salt Lake City
Steven E. Snow
Church History Department
Erastus Snow
Church History Library
Assembly Hall
Temple Square
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Virgin and
Santa Clara Rivers
St. George
Elder Snow
Utah State University
Brigham Young University
New Zion Baptist Church
Lincoln Ave
Carey McCall
Qadar
Muhammad
Allah
Church
Constantine
Love as the answer at heart of faith based relationships
Religious leaders urge that love guides couples year round not only on Valentine’s Day. Rev. Gage Church of Congregational United Church of Christ in Ogden cites Jesus as with couples always, God filling their space and binding them across distance. Corinthians quoted. See LOVE Page 7A.
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Gage Church
Congregational United Church of Christ
Ogden
Jesus
Barbara Osofsky
Brith Sholem
Lana Qadar
Interfaith Week discussion explores religion and peace
Diverse faiths gather in Ogden for a book discussion on Religion Gone Astray at Weber County Library. Panelists and attendees discuss how texts are misused, the search for peace, and the need for dialogue across Judaism Christianity and Islam amid concerns about violence and misrepresentation.
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GDEN
Ogden
Interfaith Works
Weber State University
Mark LeTourneau
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
Pleasant Valley
Weber County Library
Adams Ave
Washington Terrace
Interfaith
SkyLight Paths Publishing
Don Mackenzie
Ted Falcon
Jamal Rahman
Peace Rickshaws launched in Karachi to counter violence
Pakistani youth leader Syed Ali Abbas Zaidi spearheads a peace rickshaw project in Karachi. Five rickshaws decorated with pro peace slogans and images, funded by a donor, aim to spread harmony amid violence. The effort contrasts with hard line groups that use rickshaws for propaganda and seeks to attract drivers with better pay and customers.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Syed Ali Abbas Zaidi
India
Afghanistan
United States
Zaidi
Pakistan Youth Alliance
Kashmir
Ple
Nusrat Iqbal
Iqbal
Sohrab Goth
Jamaat-ud-Dawa
Mumbai
Lahore
Mohammed Salahuddin
Salahuddin
Associated Press
Mohammed Younis
Younis
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Baptists
Standard-Examiner
Francis
LeTourneau