The Salt Lake Theological Seminary is offering a wide variety of classes, workshops and free public lectures during summer school, which runs from June 1 through Aug. 12. Numerous different courses and events are planned, including Bible studies and classes on theology, evangelism, Christian parenting, ministry and more.
New students can take their first class for $50. All events will be held at the seminary's campus at 699 E. South Temple.
For more information, call 581-1900 or visit www.slts.edu.
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