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I N DE X Grace Bible Church . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2, 24 Pilgrim Congregational United Church of Christ . .3 Journey Church . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4, 5 Grand Avenue Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8, 9 Chabad Lubavitch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10,11 E-Free Church . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14,15 Hope Lutheran Church . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Montana Satsang Society . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Springhill Presbyterian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Unitarian Universalist Fellowship . . . . . . . . . . 19 Bozeman Calvary Chapel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 St. James Episcopal Church . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 Holy Rosary Parish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23
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Pilgrim Congregational United Church of Christ The Pilgrim Connection
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ilgrim Congregational Church strives to connect and sometimes thought-provoking sermons offered by the Rev. the people of southwest Montana with one another. Glover Wagner. His weekly messages seek to lift up listeners Now in its 57th year, Pilgrim offers a rich mix of and send them on their way with renewed spirit. spiritual, educational and mission-based activities Families with children find support and comfort through Pilgrim’s Christian education that reach far beyond its Bozeman program with its year-round social location. In keeping with its In addition to a traditional Sunday and spiritual activities for kids of all Congregational roots, Pilgrim worship service, Pilgrim welcomes ages. Individuals also form lasting the community to Open Heart, Open relationships at Pilgrim as they find maintains a strong focus on places in musical groups and book Mind, a participatory service also outreach and social justice. Church discussions, or in one of the many conducted on Sunday mornings with members and friends work with classes offered each year. a focus on world religions. In keeping with its Congregational others in more than 20 different Pilgrim is an open and affirmroots, Pilgrim maintains a strong ing church that includes all persons, outreach programs. focus on outreach and social justice. embracing differences of gender, Church members and friends work marital status, sexual orientation, with others in more than 20 different outreach programs age, mental and physical ability and racial, ethnic or sociofor those in need, including caring for the homeless through economic backgrounds. Family Promise. The people of Pilgrim believe that more light and truth may People come to Pilgrim from many religious backgrounds yet find their way into our lives, if we are willing to listen and for many reasons. Central among them are the thoughtful and consider.
Visit Pilgrim Congregational United Church of Christ “We are a caring UCC congregation which welcomes newcomers, no matter where you are on life’s journey.” SUNDAY SERVICES 9 - 9:45 am Open Mind, Open Heart. Early morning dialog on selected topics. 10:00 am Congregational Worship with church school and a get-acquainted coffee hour following. Child care is provided. Christmas Eve Candle lighting Service 7 pm
To learn more, please join us for services, visit our website, find us on Facebook or give us a call.
Pilgrim Congregational United Church of Christ
406-587-3690 uccbozeman.org
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NO MATTER WHERE YOU ARE IN YOUR JOURNEY WITH GOD,
THERE IS A PLACE FOR YOU HERE. Join us for a sunday worship gathering WE MEET AT THE COMMONS AT BAXTER & LOVE, LOCATED AT 1794 BAXTER LANE EAST
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To see what we’re up to, please visit www.journeyweb.net or talk with someone at (406) 922-0190
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December 23rd
December 24th
9:00 am, 11:00 am, and 6:00 pm
4:00 pm and 6:00 pm
celebrate with us! 70-ish minutes of engaging worship,
a Christmas narrative, a children’s choir, and a candlelight element.
Select your free tickets at ChristmasAtTheCommons.com Children’s ministry for ages infant to 5 will be available at each gathering
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“Your sacred space is where you can find yourself over and over again.” —Joseph Campbell
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Grand Avenue Christian Church
110 S. Grand Ave. Bozeman Office (406) 586-6944 • grandavechristian@gmail.com Grand Ave 1 Welcome to Grand Avenue Christian Church. We are a 125 year old faith community located in downtown Bozeman. We are a community that seeks to know God in worship, in study, in service. We embrace diversity, acknowledging individual paths of knowing God in our lives. If you are a seeker, a searcher of God’s guidance in your life, I invite you to join us in worship this Sunday. Blessings, Dr. Ed Combs, Pastor
Sunday Worship, 10:30 a.m. Sunday Classes, 9:00 a.m.
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“We are not human beings having a spiritual experience. We are spiritual beings having a human experience.” —Pierre Teilhard de Chardin 9
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Chabad Lubavitch of Montana
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“I was new to Bozeman anD FRom tHe moment I aRRIVeD I was emBRaCeD BY tHe CHaBaD FamILY. a JewIsH Home awaY FRom Home Is eXaCtLY wHat I neeDeD, anD tHat’s wHat I’Ve FoUnD HeRe. It’s a nURtURInG PLaCe on so manY LeVeLs– sPIRItUaLLY, soCIaLLY, anD moRe.
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Chabad Lubavitch of Montana
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1956 Lubavitch World Headquarters, under classes include Mishna and Mysticism, A Touch of Heaven the leadership of Rabbi Menachem M. – From Big Sky Country, Torah & Tea and countless one-onSchneerson of blessed memory, sent its first one classes in Talmud, Jewish law, and Kabbalah. pair of rabbinical students to visit Jewish families and individuals spread across Big Sky Country. Chabad offers a wide range of holiday and year-round This annual custom continued for fifty years, as Chabad programs including High Holiday services, Sushi in the Sukkah, Menorah Lighting in - Luabavitch students visited Jews Downtown Bozeman, Purim extravaIn keeping with its throughout Montana and acted as ganza, Passover Seders, Lag B’Omer a Jewish address for those seeking Cong“Knowledge is power” BBQ and Bon-Fire, Shavuot Ice Cream tradition. which why Chabad has focused Party, Women’s League of Chabad, much of its efforts on Jewish In the summer of 2006, on the heels Kids Hebrew School, Jewish Student of his two summer visits in 2004/05, Union @ MSU, Montana’s Jewish education and lectures. Their Rabbi Chaim Bruk and his newlywed Voice, Montana’s Jewish Art Calendar, classes include Mishna and Montana’s Jewish Retreat, gatherings wife Chavie, spent the summer in Mysticism, A Touch of Heaven to support Israel, and have also built Montana and were encouraged by the – From Big Sky Country, Torah Montana’s only Mikvah, a state of the prospects of opening its first Chabad Center. In March of 2007, Chabad & Tea and countless one-on-one art Jewish ritual bath. They have also opened fully staffed local chapters Lubavitch of Montana opened its classes in Talmud, Jewish law, in Missoula and Kalispell, servicdoors in Bozeman, welcoming all and Kabbalah. ing those growing communities. Jews, regardless of background, affiliation, or level of observance. It’s their Their website www.JewishMontana. core belief that every Jew should have the opportunity to com has over thirty-nine thousand unique visitors per experience their Jewish heritage, grow in its understanding year; giving people living in all four corners of Montana and practice its tenets at their own pace. and way beyond an opportunity to learn about their tradition. To receive Rabbi Chaim’s weekly Torah email or for “Knowledge is power” which why Chabad has focused any other Jewish related questions, contact him at Rabbi@ much of its efforts on Jewish education and lectures. Their JewishMontana.com
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“I'm not afraid of death because I don't believe in it. It's just getting out of one car, and into another.” —John Lennon
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You are invited to join E-Free Church of Bozeman
Christmas CANDLELIGHT SERVICES
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For more information closer to the day check our website www.efcb.org
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Worship—At Hope Lutheran Church, we worship together on Sunday at 8:15 and 10:30. Our Sunday School class begins during worship at the 10:30 service. On the fourth Sunday, Family Worship, there is no Sunday School since we encourage our Sunday School staff and church families to worship together as a community. Our 8:15 service is our traditional liturgical service and the 10:30 service is a blended worship style with a variety of music. The Lord’s Supper is celebrated at each Sunday service and all are welcome to participate. Growing in Faith -- Hope offers many opportunities to grow in your relationship with Jesus Christ. Adult Forums are held on most Sunday mornings at 9:30. On Wednesday there is a Bible study at the church at 10am and on Thursdays there is a men’s breakfast and Bible study that is held at 6:30 am at the Perkins restaurant in Bozeman. Both studies look at the upcoming Scripture lesson for Sunday. Other programming includes Sunday School, Confirmation, and active youth and college programs which include an annual mission trip and ski weekend. Hope Lutheran also hosts a Tuesday and Thursday Coffee and Conversation gathering at 10 am which a wonderful informal time for fellowship. Service—Hope takes part in many community service outreach projects. We host Family Promise throughout the year, provide for underprivileged children to “shop” for their families at our Christmas Shoppe in December, pack Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes and serve at the Fork & Spoon and the Mobile Soup Kitchen. In all these projects, we believe we are doing God’s Work with Our Hands. We are called to welcome, equip, and serve all by sharing God’s love and hope through Christ.
Hope Lutheran Church 2152 W. Graf Street Bozeman, MT 59718 Pastor Stephen Schmidt, Lead Pastor Phone: 406.586.5572 www.hopebozeman.com 1828612
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Montana Satsung Society
You are invited to
Eckankar in Montana Bozeman Events Last Sunday of each Month 11:00am-12:00pm Radisson Country Inn and Suites 5997 E Valley Center Rd. Bozeman
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What is Eckankar?
ckankar is the path of spiritual freedom and enlightenment. It is an active, creative teaching to help you unlock a deeper level of spirituality. ECK is another name for Holy Spirit. One of the basic beliefs of Eckankar is that Soul exists because God loves It.
Experience “ECK Light and Sound Service”-Bozeman
November 25, 2018 at 11:00am-12:00pm.
What is life all about? There is more to it than what you see. You may already sense this through experiences such as deja vu, lucid dreaming, seemingly impossible coincidences, or out-ofthe-body travel.
The ECK Light and Sound Service is a community event offered by Eckankar for spiritual seekers of all faiths and religious backgrounds. It is an uplifting event where you can reflect on and connect with the divine aspect within yourself. You will hear inspiring spiritual stories, experience the HU song and be able to speak with other like minded spiritual seekers.
You are Soul, a unique and eternal being that is continually refined by life’s experiences. Earth is a school in which we live many lifetimes to grow and reach our spiritual potential. Every experience, joyful or painful, contains a personal lesson. You may know this as karma, or cause and effect. We repeatedly face a challenge until it is overcome.
Experience “The Sound of Soul”-Bozeman December 30, 2018 11:00am-12pm
Sound of Soul Events offer the opportunity to experience HU, a sacred sound and ancient mantra that can uplift people of any religion, culture, or walk of life. You are invited to chant or sing HU (pronounced hue) and engage in spiritual conversation with others who share the desire to explore their own connection with God or Divine Spirit. “Love is Love, And you are that. Hu is the Sound of Soul” Sri Harold Klemp
These lessons are not random. We are creating our own reality in every moment. The opportunity is for each of us to master our own spiritual destiny until we can find love, happiness, and balance in life. You already have many spiritual skills that you can learn to tap into and develop. In the same way an athlete builds physical strength, you can strengthen your divine connection through spiritual exercises. They are designed to expand your awareness and improve your outlook on life. Everyone can benefit from them. A Spiritual Exercise to Try: HU (pronounced like the word hue) is an ancient name for God that can open your heart, help you find inner peace, and give you a higher perspective. With eyes open or closed, take a few deep breaths to relax. Then begin to sing HU in a long, drawn out sound H-U-U-U. Take another breath and sing HU for several minutes. Do this with love. You can follow the HU with five to ten minutes of quiet contemplation if you wish. Daily practice of the HU Song, for up to twenty minutes, will build your spiritual stamina and help you listen to the voice of God. Harold Klemp is the spiritual leader of Eckankar. He speaks to thousands of seekers from around the world at ECK Seminars. Harold Klemp’s talks and books offer an inspiring and practical approach to spirituality, helping people find greater freedom, wisdom, and love.
Visitor see us at meetup Eckankar spritual discovery group
406-539-2891 eckankar.org
Eckankar offers monthly discourses for individual or group study. This global community is supported by a spiritual center in Minnesota and by local ECK members who come from all walks of life. There are ECK events and services held locally each month throughout the year.
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For local information about Eckankar, please call 406-539-2891 or visit: http://www.eckankar.org
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“Loving people into a relationship with Christ” We are one church that worships in two sites.
Legacy Site
9855 Walker Road, Belgrade, MT 59714 Worship Service – Sunday at 8:30 am Experience family style church in a country setting, with classic hymns and relevant sermons for all ages.
Bozeman Site 4769 West Babcock, Bozeman, MT 59714 Worship Service – Sunday at 10:00 am Join us for blended services of hymns and contemporary worship, with a particular focus on equipping families in Christ.
• Nursery Care and Sunday School for pre-K and elementary students is available at both sites on Sunday mornings during worship. • Youth Group (grades 6-12) meets on Sunday mornings at 10:00 am, Sunday nights at the Bozeman site from 5:30-7:00 pm. Once a month, on the first Sunday, Youth Group shares a homemade meal and fellowships together at 5:00 pm. • GEMS (girls in grades K-5) and Cadets (boys in grades K-9) meet at the Legacy site on Wednesday nights during the school year from 6:30-8:00 pm. • Women Connect “Woven: Tea and Testimonies” meets at the Bozeman site on the second Monday of the month from 6:30-8:30 pm for a great evening of fellowship, testimonies and desserts.
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Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
he Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Bozeman, meet roughly once a month to explore Humanist, Buddhist, the largest UU congregation in Montana, strives to be Mystic, and Earth-centered traditions. welcoming and inclusive, especially concerning gender, UUFB serves our larger community through ongoing social race, sexual orientation, economic status, ability and justice engagement. Our Fellowship partners with St. James opinions as well as religious background. Unitarian Universalist Episcopal Church to host Family Promise several times a year congregations are bound by common and has made monthly contributions principles rather than a fixed creed to the Gallatin Valley Food Bank for or dogma. We encourage the pursuit UUFB’s Spiritual Pluralism project decades. Members volunteer in enviof individual spiritual growth as well allows members and friends ronmental justice groups like Citizens as a commitment to social and enviClimate Lobby as well as fossil-fuel to respect and learn from each ronmental justice and to building a divestment and reinvestment activism. “beloved community.” A common other through focused discusWe join Pilgrim Congregational belief is not what unites us. Instead, sion in small groups that meet Church and Temple Beth Shalom the commitment to worship together, monthly to volunteer at Fork & Spoon. to learn together, to work for justice roughly once a month to explore Also in partnership with Pilgrim together and to care for one another Humanist, Buddhist, Mystic, and Congregational Church we offer the creates a bond that remains strong even comprehensive sexuality education when beliefs change. Earth-centered traditions program Our Whole Lives to children As a non-creedal religion, UU theoland adults. In this program, trained ogy draws from many sources, including Buddhism, religious facilitators provide accurate information in a multi-level humanism, Christianity, Judaism, and Earth-based spiritual- program to support learning about sexuality and healthy deciity. Many UUs draw from more than one source, enriching the sion-making in affirming and positive settings. eclectic nature of our congregations. UUFB’s Spiritual Pluralism project allows members and friends to respect and learn from For more information, visit our website at http://www.uufbozeach other through focused discussion in small groups that eman.org.
FIND US AND SEEK FREELY UU’s Welcome Diverse Backgrounds
The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Bozeman Services and religious education for children Sundays at 10:00 a.m. 325 North 25th 406-586-1368 www.uufbozeman.org
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If you are seeking a spiritual home where questions are as welcome as answers, find us. We are a caring, open-minded, religious community that encourages you to seek your own path, wherever it may lead.Welcome to Unitarian Universalism, where you can nurture your spirit, serve in the world, and find your own truth and meaning.
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Bozeman Calvary Chapel We would like to invite you to join us at Calvary Chapel for an upcoming service. We believe that Jesus’ words in Matthew 10:8, “Freely you have received, freely give,” affect every area of our Christian worship and service. This verse is at the heart of all we do at Calvary Chapel Bozeman. In light of all God has so graciously and freely given to us, we then freely give lives to Christ Jesus our Lord and Savior by...
EDIFYING THE CHURCH as we freely use our God given gifts. EVANGELIZING THE LOST as we freely share the gospel of salvation. EXALTING THE LORD as we freely offer up our lives and hearts. We Desire to build up the body of Christ through verse-by-verse teaching, fellowship, and prayer. Both locally and internationally we are reaching out to the unsaved with the good news of Jesus Christ. We make it our aim to exalt the Lord in all that we do. We seek to be a church that worships in Spirit and in truth.
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(406) 587-1336 ccbozeman.org 2270 Boot Hill Ct. Bozeman, MT 59715
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If you are not a better person tomorrow than you are today, what need have you for a tomorrow? — Rebbe Nachman of Breslov
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St. James Episcopal Church The STONE CHURCH WITH A WARM HEART, SHARING ABUNDANCE TOGETHER IN Christ
Rooted in scripture, tradition, and reason, St. James Episcopal Church has been ministering in the Gallatin Valley since 1868. As one of the premier Episcopal churches in Montana, we have numerous and varied ministries conducted by an active and growing congregation. St. James offers programs for all ages and community outreach opportunities that are led by a talented staff of highly trained and caring individuals. Join us as we share the love of Jesus with all God’s children. From the Rev. Canon Clark M. Sherman Rector of St. James Episcopal Church
Other Worship Opportunities Communion - Wednesday at 11 A.M. Healing Service - First Wednesday of the month at 6 P.M.
Gethsemane Episcopal Church 305 5th N. Street in Manhattan (406) 282-0049 Sunday service at 5:30 P.M.
Sunday Worship Schedule 8 A.M. Traditional Service Communion with meditative silence 9:30 A.M. Renewal Service Communion with contemporary music 11 A.M. Traditional Service Communion with choir and piano/organ
5 West Olive St. Bozeman, MT - (406) 586-9093 - www.stjamesbozeman.org - sj5westolive@gmail.com 1829112
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HOLY ROSARY PARISH 1885 - 2018
The community of Holy Rosary Parish is the body of Christ, empowered by the Holy Spirit, called to gather for worship, cherish the Roman Catholic traditions of our faith, to live the gospel, minister to others, and be Christ to the world. Confessions 3:30pm Saturdays
Mass times Saturdays 5:15pm Sundays 8:00am and 10:30am
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