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Seeker's Harbor Faith Community
Where YOU are WELCOMED,
CELEBRATED & RENEWED
with HOPE for the JOURNEY
Seeker's Harbor Faith Community is a network of small groups who focus on reaching out to those alienated from church, creating safe space and journeying together. We encourage, equip, and empower individuals to discover and share their unique ministry in their communities and beyond.
We're collecting items of winterwear
to help our unhoused neighbors!
Coats, Hats, Scarves, Gloves & Mittens
They can also use...
Bus passes (day), Handwarers, Granola Bars,
Protein Shakes and Boxers (sizes medium & large)

Gathering Schedule
Sundays
5:30pm at Angela's Piazza 420 Grand Avenue, Billings, MT
Dinner is Included and all are welcome!
Schedule
Sundays
Sunday 11/23 No Gathering
Sunday 11/30 No Gathering
December 7th - Gathering at Angela's Piazza 5:30
Thursdays
Thursday 11/20 no gathering
Transgender Day of Remembrance Event 5:15 at MSU-B
LA 203 Plaza Lounge
11/27 No Gathering - Happy Thanksgiving!
Monday, December 1st World AIDS Day
watch for details
December 4th - Zoom Gathering 5:30
First Thursdays Ladies Lunch Group
at Lisa's Sandwich Den
November 6th 1:00
December 4th 1:00
CREATE!
watch for the date of our next CREATE! day!

A harbor is a place of protection, a stopping point to unload cargo, a spot to refuel. A safe place to refresh. In our communities you can refuel, reorient, restock, take on what you need.
We support and encourage you along your path.
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Seeker's Harbor Faith Community is an open and affirming spiritual ministry where seekers are mutually empowered to embark on our own spiritual journeys.
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Gatherings are small groups of up to ten people who gather in a casual setting - homes or public spaces. We don't have a building - we believe the "church" is people! Participants share a meal and conversation around a subject or shared interest, relating to their spiritual journey. We encourage each individual to share their authentic self, their story and experiences, in this safe, welcoming environment.
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We encourage questions and dialogue – most people feel comfortable asking questions and participating in a small group setting. We grapple with our own theological questions in community. The experience of God in our own lives and in community is more important than the words we use to describe that experience.
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We're part of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), but we welcome people from a wide range of theological perspectives. As Disciples of Christ, we affirm the teachings of Christ, but we don’t require everyone to accept them. We rely on testimonies, not tests of faith, and we affirm individual faith journeys.
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