LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL
Chabad of Southern Nevada is planning a special community memorial prayer service at 7:30 p.m. Sunday to remember the victims of the Mumbai, India, terrorist attacks. The service will take place at Chabad of Summerlin, 2640 Regatta Drive.
Among the nearly 200 people killed in the attack were Rabbi Gavriel and Rivkah Holtzberg, who served as Chabad emissaries to Mumbai.
For further details, call Rabbi Shea Harlig, 338-1818.
Congregation Ner Tamid in Henderson hosted a Passover Seder attended by about 250 people.
A hearing on the controversial proposal for a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints temple in the northwest valley has been moved to next month.
Plans have been submitted to build a hotel that will include a synagogue and kosher restaurants.
St. Bridget Roman Catholic Church in Las Vegas presented a live-action Stations of the Cross, as part of Good Friday celebrations in Las Vegas.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints released a rendering for its second temple in the Las Vegas Valley.
Disciples of Buddhism and their honorary guests were treated to a vibrant grand opening of the Benevolence Temple, a new house of worship in central Las Vegas.
An opening invocation given at a Washoe County Commissioners meeting raised some eyebrowns when Reno Satanic founder Jason Miller said the phrase “Hail Satan” during the meeting.
Dozens of people attended Las Vegas’ “Citywide Unity Prayer” celebration at the Historic Fifth Street School.
For rabbis around the Las Vegas Valley, recent weeks have been among the most demanding and heart-wringing they’ve ever faced.
Rabbi Felipe Goodman doesn’t normally watch TV on Friday evenings. But Oct. 6 was different: Goodman had heard from someone in his congregation that Israel was under attack.
