Welcome to the Utah Knights of Columbus!
In a culture that is often hostile to religion or public reference to God, the Knights of Columbus provides inspiring resources to help Catholic men grow in their faith and become better husbands and fathers.
There are two ways to join, contact a council or online via the Knights of Columbus Supreme Council website.
I encourage you to find a council close to you. Outside of the Salt Lake City area, the councils are more spread out in Utah. If there are no close councils, feel free to help out with state programs.
If you have any questions, email our membership director, Doug Shane, PSD.
Utah Membership Contacts
Any questions? Contact one of the Utah Knights in charge of membership.
Get Involved with Our Programs
Science Fair
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The Knights of Columbus Utah Diocese Science Fair is open to all Diocesan Middle School students in grades 6, 7, and 8. The Diocesan Science Fair is held annually in February. Science Fair Chairman James Harris will provide information as the date of the event approaches.
Culture of Life
Every life is sacred, from the moment of conception till natural death. As Knights of Columbus, we are called to defend the dignity of each human being at every stage and work together in building a culture of life and a civilization of love.
Soccer Challenge
The Soccer Challenge is a competition designed for Utah kids (boys & girls, ages 9-14) to demonstrate the most challenging of soccer skills – the penalty kick. The Soccer Challenge concludes with a state level event.
Freethrow Championship
The Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship is an annual event for kids Girls and boys ages 9 to 14 start at the local level, with winners moving on to the district and then state levels. These competitions take place January through March.
Utah Special Olympics
The Utah Knights of Columbus has a tradition of strong support for Special Olympics. In 2016 we had two Color Corps averaging 14 men per event and over 1,500 athletes were ‘HIGH-FIVED’. You can support an athlete, make a donation or participate in an activity.
Veterans Affairs
There are several ways we help out veterans: Volunteer at the VA Hospital – No position is too small; Visit a Vet; Send Thank You or Christmas Cards; Raising money for wheelchairs. Contact the chair to get involved.