Seeker's Harbor partners with AIDSpirit, RiverStone Health and 1st Congregational UCC on this pantry for HIV+ and affected folks in our area.

If you have winter wear or food items that you'd like to donate to help the homeless in Billings, contact Becky at 406-661-1584 to donate $ please use our donate tab

Our support of the pride parade in Billings

Always Our Children Support Group

Always Our Children is an affirming Group for parents, relative, chosen family and friends of the LGBTQ+ community.

This group is continuing the work of Sister Mary V. Maronick and meets on the 1st Thursday of each month, September through May, at St. Pius X Parish Center, 717 18th Street West 7-9pm.

For more information, contact Shelly at 406-656-2522

Help Kelly and her service dog, Serena, get a counterbalance harness!

Kelly moved with her dog Serena from Las Vegas, NV to Billings, MT to start over some place new, after helping her Father care for her Mother who passed away after years of enduring Alzheimer's. Serena is a rescue dog found wandering Death Valley who intuitively offered task behaviors to help Kelly with balance and pain management. The duo started working with Michael's Angel Paws in Las Vegas, and that training continues remotely. Kelly is a remote PhD student at the Department of Leadership Studies at Gonzaga University, where she also works remotely as a graduate assistant. Rapidly approaching graduation both at uni and with service dog training, she needs help paying for a custom counterbalance harness so their service dog team can transition successfully from academia to a career. The harness they need is between $800 and $1000 dollars. Please help if you can!

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Would you like to invite friends to share a meal and real, honest, conversation about things that matter? Do you feel inspired to reach out to folks in your area and create safe, supportive community? The Seeker's Harbor model is easy to use, and we'll support you in every way, helping you make a difference in people’s lives!

There are some very easy steps to getting started:

If you’re not participating in a Seeker’s Harbor gathering yet, give us a call at 406.661.1584 to get connected!
Attend a sample gathering, so you can “get a feel” for our Seeker’s Harbor style of community.
Attend a Team Retreat and Facilitator Training to learn some skills and get comfortable holding safe space.

We’ll provide a model format, resources, relevant, progressive study materials and ideas… everything you need to begin enjoying genuine community with your small group! And ongoing support through retreats, coaching, peer support and training opportunities.

Our Circle Principles

Listed below are our "Circle Principles," which we read together as we begin our gatherings. These guidelines help us maintain our focus and spirit of communion.

Our intention is to provide safe space for deep spiritual conversations.
It’s important to define what safe space is and talk about parameters….
Each Seeker’s Harbor group has Circle Principles that guide our time together –

Listen with compassion; without an agenda.

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Listen for wisdom as it comes through each person.
No one has all the answers; we’re on this journey together.

Speak from your heart & experience; saying what is true for you.
Speak one at a time so everyone can be heard.

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Invite silence & reflection when needed.
Listen to inner guidance before speaking.

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Practice self-respect & self-restraint. This way, our
contribution adds to the positive experience of all in the Circle.

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Be sensitive to the groups’ needs.
Sharing is encouraged – one voice should not dominate.

Keep the confidence of the Circle. What is shared in the Circle, stays
in the Circle to make this safe space for everyone.

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