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Shoppers will often come across, well, crosses at swap meets. Here, rosaries hang from a ven
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
This Salt Lake City home covers all the bases in 2007 -- the secular, the sacred, even the p
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Faith comes in cans. And the food comes in Ö This message at Roosters Chicken N Fixins in S
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
The windshield reads "Too Much Mud" and the large cross on the grill drives home a
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Shades of religion surface among New Year's accessories at Cahoots in east Salt Lake City on
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Religion has been known to illuminate many a soul. Here, at the Red Cliffs Baptist Church, t
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
It's a big holy day (Easter Sunday 2007) for a small, nondescript church. A congregation of
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Shoppers will often come across, well, crosses at swap meets. Here, rosaries hang from a ven
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Steve Fredricks may not wear his religion on his sleeve, but he does wear it on his neck. He
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Love God Tonight? What about tomorrow? Actually, this marquee at South Salt Lake's old Avalo
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
While commuters walk the walk Oct. 5, 2008, in the New York subway at Times Square, biblical
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
The Bible says Jesus is the way, the truth and the life. Along State Road 36 near Stockton,
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Finding a 9-foot statue of the Christus at Mormon Art & Bronze in Provo in 2006 isn't su
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
The sacred mixes with the mundane, even the tacky, at this West Valley City swap meet March
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Faith can seem like a breath of fresh air. Rosary air fresheners, for sale at a store in Tay
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Shoppers will often come across, well, crosses at swap meets. Here, rosaries hang from a vendor's tent in West Valley City on March 31, 2013.
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
This Salt Lake City home covers all the bases in 2007 -- the secular, the sacred, even the political. It boasts a snowman, a Happy Birthday sign, a Santa, an image of Christ and a "Hillary for President" poster.
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Faith comes in cans. And the food comes in Ö This message at Roosters Chicken N Fixins in San Angelo, Texas, on April 15, 2008, spreads the word and the restaurant spreads the wings.
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
The windshield reads "Too Much Mud" and the large cross on the grill drives home a religious message for any who saw this truck May 4, 2010, in Axtell, Utah.
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Shades of religion surface among New Year's accessories at Cahoots in east Salt Lake City on Dec. 12, 2007. At the time, the neighboring Tower Theatre was showing the film "What Would Jesus Buy?"
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Religion has been known to illuminate many a soul. Here, at the Red Cliffs Baptist Church, the light of Christ shines along Interstate 15 in Cedar City on Wednesday, May 10, 2007.
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
It's a big holy day (Easter Sunday 2007) for a small, nondescript church. A congregation of four worships in a tiny chapel behind Johnson's Corner truck stop north of Denver.
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Shoppers will often come across, well, crosses at swap meets. Here, rosaries hang from a vendor's tent in West Valley City on March 31, 2013.
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Steve Fredricks may not wear his religion on his sleeve, but he does wear it on his neck. Here, he worships at a Jesus Saves shelter in Salt Lake City on June 29, 2007.
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Love God Tonight? What about tomorrow? Actually, this marquee at South Salt Lake's old Avalon ó now a children's theater ó is advertising a performance by a band named Love God Tonight in October 2006. The photo was taken on medium-format film using a Holga camera.
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
While commuters walk the walk Oct. 5, 2008, in the New York subway at Times Square, biblical messages talk the religious talk.
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
The Bible says Jesus is the way, the truth and the life. Along State Road 36 near Stockton, Utah, in April 2012, the way is a Jesus rock garden.
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Finding a 9-foot statue of the Christus at Mormon Art & Bronze in Provo in 2006 isn't surprising. But finding it out back with vehicles and other goods is.
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
The sacred mixes with the mundane, even the tacky, at this West Valley City swap meet March 31, 2013, as large crucifixes rest alongside bins of toys and other ceramic figurines.
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Faith can seem like a breath of fresh air. Rosary air fresheners, for sale at a store in Taylorsville on April 13, 2012, can do the same.