need to know the bishop for my area 1244 montgomery 84104 also who sets his appointments?
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84104 is Salt Lake City, Utah.\n\nRoman Catholic Bishop George H. Niederauer was promoted from bishop of the Diocese of Salt Lake City to archbishop of the Archdiocese of San Francisco in early 1996. The office of bishop in Salt Lake City is currently empty. \n\nI'm not sure but it seems that Retired Bishop Richard Hanifen of Colorado Springs is standing in until the new bishop is selected.\n\nShirley A. Mares is the Executive Assistant to the Bishop and can be reached at 27 C Street, Salt Lake City UT 84103, Phone 801-328-8641 x304. See: http://www.utahcatholicdiocese.org/departments/detail.php?idx=1
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I'm not sure that he'd be a suitable person to nominate Bishops and Archbishops of the Church of England.  Benjamin Disraeli was well qualified to do this as a Hebrew Christian, a member of the Church of England.
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St Columban Parish  Loveland OH Fr Lawrence Tensi (513) 683-7903  \nSt Margaret of York Parish (Twenty Mile Stand) \n Loveland OH Fr Thomas Kreidler (513) 683-7100
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You will probably need to find a major academic library.  I doubt that the information exists in one place.  Technically a bishop I believe would cease being a member of a religious order upon election to episcopal office.  The orders are under the supervision of the episcopate.  I think you would need to find biographic sketches of each pope.  Many popes would lack a sketch.  You may be able to find them at www.newadvent.org.
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www.christopherhouse.org/\n\nwww.stchrishouse.org/\n\nSt Christopher House. Office phone, 416-532-4828 ; 416-504-3535 Administration. Fax, 416-504-3047. Email · info@stchrishouse.org
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There is not a listing for St. Mary's at http://www.switchboard.com .\n\nBut, there is a Virginia Regional Medical Center.  Could that be what you're looking for?
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First & foremost, spell his name correctly. Second, you need the address for the headquarters of the LDS church in SLC UT. His name is Gordon B. Hinckley.\n\nAddress your letter:\n\nPresident Gordon B. Hinckley\nChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints\n50 E North Temple St. \nSalt Lake City UT 84150
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Gov Ofc National & Community Service (334) 242-7110 - 770 Washington Ave # 134, Montgomery, AL.\n\nBethany Sda Community Service(334) 265-1187 - 1757 Highland Ave, Montgomery, AL.\n\nCare Ambulance Service (334) 262-2550 - 939 S Perry St, Montgomery, AL.
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Lane Gilchrist \n\nemail: mayor@ci.gulf-breeze.fl.us
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send a email to the Orthodox Union or the CRC and find out.
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If you are looking for a Catholic Bishop you can find his information on http://www.catholic-hierarchy.org\n\nYou can search by name, country, or diocese.
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Check with some of the other Denominations. I am involved in the ACTS Retreats in the Diocese Of Victoria and we use a Methodist one and two Baptist ones besides our Retreat Center.
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http://www.stpaulpha.org/
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Sri Sanjay Jaju I.A.S  Commissioner 23225267 commissioner@ourmch.com \n\nhttp://www.ourmch.com/mch/keycontacts.asp
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Contact the local parishes nearby and ask for referrals. The parish wedding coordinator or music director should have plenty of excellent choices.\n\nSt. Mary's Cathedral Basilica in Galveston also has a choir. You might want to contact their music director for help: (409) 762-9611.\n\nYou can even contact the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston headquarters for assistance at (713) 741-8760.\n\nWith love in Christ.
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It's easy enough to do, but don't expect a reply. You can contact any bishop by writing to the diocesan offices. (As far as I know, each diocese is represented online by its own webpage, and contact information is posted there.)\n\nIn most cases, the bishop or archbishop won't open his own mail, but will have a secretary who screens the mail and directs it to the appropriate departments. It's a lot like writing to the President of the United States, except most bishops can't afford a signature machine to sign letters for them.\n\nIf you take it through the proper channels, however, you'll have a better chance. First, contact a local parish priest. (The priests are considered field agents for the bishop, doing the bishop's work, in the bishop's name, when the bishop can't be there.) If the priest can't answer your questions, ask him to write a letter of introduction to the bishop to include with your letter.\n\nOtherwise, you'll just be one of a thousand letters the bishop gets each week, most complaining about one little thing or another.
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Call the local church and see if they can offer any assitance