Interfaith Musical Tribute represents various faith traditions at the Salt Lake Tabernacle

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Imam Muhammed S. Mehtar, of the Khadeeja Mosque-Islamic Society of Greater Salt Lake, speaks during the annual Interfaith Musical Tribute at the Mormon Tabernacle Sunday March 22, 2015. The Tribute originated the Sunday before the 2002 Winter Olympic Games as a time of prayerful reflection for religious leaders and others preparing to welcome the world to Salt Lake City. It returns every year on the anniversary of the Games and is the signature event of Interfaith Month in Utah.

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Members of The Family Federation for World Peace and Unification Children's Choir perform during the annual Interfaith Musical Tribute at the Mormon Tabernacle Sunday March 22, 2015. The Tribute originated the Sunday before the 2002 Winter Olympic Games as a time of prayerful reflection for religious leaders and others preparing to welcome the world to Salt Lake City. It returns every year on the anniversary of the Games and is the signature event of Interfaith Month in Utah.

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Members of the Ogden Buddhist Temple Taiko, with Stan Hirei directing, perform during the annual Interfaith Musical Tribute at the Mormon Tabernacle Sunday March 22, 2015. The Tribute originated the Sunday before the 2002 Winter Olympic Games as a time of prayerful reflection for religious leaders and others preparing to welcome the world to Salt Lake City. It returns every year on the anniversary of the Games and is the signature event of Interfaith Month in Utah.

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Massed Ul-Hasan, Vice President of the Islamic Society of Greater Salt Lake, gives the call to prayer during the annual Interfaith Musical Tribute at the Mormon Tabernacle Sunday March 22, 2015. The Tribute originated the Sunday before the 2002 Winter Olympic Games as a time of prayerful reflection for religious leaders and others preparing to welcome the world to Salt Lake City. It returns every year on the anniversary of the Games and is the signature event of Interfaith Month in Utah.

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The Mount Tabor Choir performs during the annual Interfaith Musical Tribute at the Mormon Tabernacle Sunday March 22, 2015. The Tribute originated the Sunday before the 2002 Winter Olympic Games as a time of prayerful reflection for religious leaders and others preparing to welcome the world to Salt Lake City. It returns every year on the anniversary of the Games and is the signature event of Interfaith Month in Utah.

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The Lux Singers, the choir in residence at Saint Mary's Episopal Church in Provo, perform during the annual Interfaith Musical Tribute at the Mormon Tabernacle Sunday March 22, 2015. The Tribute originated the Sunday before the 2002 Winter Olympic Games as a time of prayerful reflection for religious leaders and others preparing to welcome the world to Salt Lake City. It returns every year on the anniversary of the Games and is the signature event of Interfaith Month in Utah.

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Members of the Kargi Kala Kendra Indian Classical Dance School, of Sandy, directed by Sudha Kargi, perform the dance "Krishna Nee Begane," during the annual Interfaith Musical Tribute at the Mormon Tabernacle Sunday March 22, 2015. The Tribute originated the Sunday before the 2002 Winter Olympic Games as a time of prayerful reflection for religious leaders and others preparing to welcome the world to Salt Lake City. It returns every year on the anniversary of the Games and is the signature event of Interfaith Month in Utah.

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Lacey A/ Harris gives a Native American blessing during the annual Interfaith Musical Tribute at the Mormon Tabernacle Sunday March 22, 2015. The Tribute originated the Sunday before the 2002 Winter Olympic Games as a time of prayerful reflection for religious leaders and others preparing to welcome the world to Salt Lake City. It returns every year on the anniversary of the Games and is the signature event of Interfaith Month in Utah.

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Chris Detrick | The Salt Lake Tribune Imam Muhammed S. Mehtar, of the Khadeeja Mosque-Islamic Society of Greater Salt Lake, speaks during the annual Interfaith Musical Tribute at the Mormon Tabernacle Sunday March 22, 2015. The Tribute originated the Sunday before the 2002 Winter Olympic Games as a time of prayerful reflection for religious leaders and others preparing to welcome the world to Salt Lake City. It returns every year on the anniversary of the Games and is the signature event of Interfaith Month in Utah. Chris Detrick | The Salt Lake Tribune Members of The Family Federation for World Peace and Unification Children's Choir perform during the annual Interfaith Musical Tribute at the Mormon Tabernacle Sunday March 22, 2015. The Tribute originated the Sunday before the 2002 Winter Olympic Games as a time of prayerful reflection for religious leaders and others preparing to welcome the world to Salt Lake City. It returns every year on the anniversary of the Games and is the signature event of Interfaith Month in Utah. Chris Detrick | The Salt Lake Tribune Members of The Family Federation for World Peace and Unification Children's Choir perform during the annual Interfaith Musical Tribute at the Mormon Tabernacle Sunday March 22, 2015. The Tribute originated the Sunday before the 2002 Winter Olympic Games as a time of prayerful reflection for religious leaders and others preparing to welcome the world to Salt Lake City. It returns every year on the anniversary of the Games and is the signature event of Interfaith Month in Utah. Chris Detrick | The Salt Lake Tribune Members of the Ogden Buddhist Temple Taiko, with Stan Hirei directing, perform during the annual Interfaith Musical Tribute at the Mormon Tabernacle Sunday March 22, 2015. The Tribute originated the Sunday before the 2002 Winter Olympic Games as a time of prayerful reflection for religious leaders and others preparing to welcome the world to Salt Lake City. It returns every year on the anniversary of the Games and is the signature event of Interfaith Month in Utah. Chris Detrick | The Salt Lake Tribune Members of the Ogden Buddhist Temple Taiko, with Stan Hirei directing, perform during the annual Interfaith Musical Tribute at the Mormon Tabernacle Sunday March 22, 2015. The Tribute originated the Sunday before the 2002 Winter Olympic Games as a time of prayerful reflection for religious leaders and others preparing to welcome the world to Salt Lake City. It returns every year on the anniversary of the Games and is the signature event of Interfaith Month in Utah. Chris Detrick | The Salt Lake Tribune Massed Ul-Hasan, Vice President of the Islamic Society of Greater Salt Lake, gives the call to prayer during the annual Interfaith Musical Tribute at the Mormon Tabernacle Sunday March 22, 2015. The Tribute originated the Sunday before the 2002 Winter Olympic Games as a time of prayerful reflection for religious leaders and others preparing to welcome the world to Salt Lake City. It returns every year on the anniversary of the Games and is the signature event of Interfaith Month in Utah. Chris Detrick | The Salt Lake Tribune The Mount Tabor Choir performs during the annual Interfaith Musical Tribute at the Mormon Tabernacle Sunday March 22, 2015. The Tribute originated the Sunday before the 2002 Winter Olympic Games as a time of prayerful reflection for religious leaders and others preparing to welcome the world to Salt Lake City. It returns every year on the anniversary of the Games and is the signature event of Interfaith Month in Utah. Chris Detrick | The Salt Lake Tribune The Lux Singers, the choir in residence at Saint Mary's Episopal Church in Provo, perform during the annual Interfaith Musical Tribute at the Mormon Tabernacle Sunday March 22, 2015. The Tribute originated the Sunday before the 2002 Winter Olympic Games as a time of prayerful reflection for religious leaders and others preparing to welcome the world to Salt Lake City. It returns every year on the anniversary of the Games and is the signature event of Interfaith Month in Utah. Chris Detrick | The Salt Lake Tribune Members of the Kargi Kala Kendra Indian Classical Dance School, of Sandy, directed by Sudha Kargi, perform the dance "Krishna Nee Begane," during the annual Interfaith Musical Tribute at the Mormon Tabernacle Sunday March 22, 2015. The Tribute originated the Sunday before the 2002 Winter Olympic Games as a time of prayerful reflection for religious leaders and others preparing to welcome the world to Salt Lake City. It returns every year on the anniversary of the Games and is the signature event of Interfaith Month in Utah. Chris Detrick | The Salt Lake Tribune Lacey A/ Harris gives a Native American blessing during the annual Interfaith Musical Tribute at the Mormon Tabernacle Sunday March 22, 2015. The Tribute originated the Sunday before the 2002 Winter Olympic Games as a time of prayerful reflection for religious leaders and others preparing to welcome the world to Salt Lake City. It returns every year on the anniversary of the Games and is the signature event of Interfaith Month in Utah. Chris Detrick | The Salt Lake Tribune Members of the Kargi Kala Kendra Indian Classical Dance School, of Sandy, directed by Sudha Kargi, perform the dance "Krishna Nee Begane," during the annual Interfaith Musical Tribute at the Mormon Tabernacle Sunday March 22, 2015. The Tribute originated the Sunday before the 2002 Winter Olympic Games as a time of prayerful reflection for religious leaders and others preparing to welcome the world to Salt Lake City. It returns every year on the anniversary of the Games and is the signature event of Interfaith Month in Utah. Chris Detrick | The Salt Lake Tribune Members of the Kargi Kala Kendra Indian Classical Dance School, of Sandy, directed by Sudha Kargi, perform the dance "Krishna Nee Begane," during the annual Interfaith Musical Tribute at the Mormon Tabernacle Sunday March 22, 2015. The Tribute originated the Sunday before the 2002 Winter Olympic Games as a time of prayerful reflection for religious leaders and others preparing to welcome the world to Salt Lake City. It returns every year on the anniversary of the Games and is the signature event of Interfaith Month in Utah. Chris Detrick | The Salt Lake Tribune Members of the Kargi Kala Kendra Indian Classical Dance School, of Sandy, directed by Sudha Kargi, perform the dance "Krishna Nee Begane," during the annual Interfaith Musical Tribute at the Mormon Tabernacle Sunday March 22, 2015. The Tribute originated the Sunday before the 2002 Winter Olympic Games as a time of prayerful reflection for religious leaders and others preparing to welcome the world to Salt Lake City. It returns every year on the anniversary of the Games and is the signature event of Interfaith Month in Utah.

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· March 23, 2015 11:48 am

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Members of the Kargi Kala Kendra Indian Classical Dance School perform during the Salt Lake Interfaith Roundtable's Interfaith Musical Tribute on Sunday at the Salt Lake Tabernacle. Performances included songs, dance, scripture and prayers from the faith traditions of Buddhist, Catholic, Celtic, Greek Orthodox, Hindu, Jewish, Latter-day Saint, Muslim, American Indian , Protestant and Unitarian. For more information on the roundtable or Interfaith Month events, go to http://www.interfaithroundtable.org