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MIC Newsletter, September 2020

Missoula Interfaith Collaborative newsletter for September 2020 is available here. The newsletter contains information on the following: MIC Annual Report Become a Monthly Donor Housing Advocates Needed Family Promise Remote Learning...

A Note from the Rector, August 2020

A Note from the Rector, August 2020 Update from the Rector regarding our response to COVID-19: The Hebrew Scriptures are about individuals in relationship with God, yes, but even more about a community in relationship with God.  The...

In 1918 church registers, traces of another pandemic emerge

This article, published August 5, 2020 by Episcopal News Service, includes a section about Holy Spirit Episcopal Church and our history during the 1918-19 pandemic as well as our response to the Covid-19 pandemic. In 1918 church registers...

Diocese of Montana Newsletter, August 2020

Diocesan Calendar August 13th - Diocesan Council meeting, 6:30 p.m. August 18th - Standing Committee meeting, 12:00 p.m. September 1st - 3rd - Clergy Conference via Zoom September 7th - Office closed for Labor Day Dog Days In the late summer, the...

A Note from the Rector, July 2020

A Note from the Rector July 2020 Dear Friends, My thanks to all of you who participated in our recent survey considering options about possible reopening of Holy Spirit buildings.  (I say the buildings because all of us, wherever we may...

Diocese of Montana Newsletter, July 2020

Got the Summertime Pandemic Blues  There is an old rock n roll song from Eddie Cochran that was released in July of 1958, “Summertime Blues”.  Basically, the song is a lament of a young man who is encountering adulthood in...

Diocese of Montana Newsletter, June 2020

Society's Sins  I am bereft, not just for my own grief, nor just for those who have died or been crippled by this pandemic, but for seeing a man beg for his life and then slowly die at the hand of one who had pledged to serve and...

A Reflection from Lindsay Iudicello

Dear Friends- I have disinfected my keyboard, sent my children outside with tennis rackets, and closed the office door in order to avoid a view of the piles of games, puzzles, markers and bottles of hand sanitizer accumulating on the kitchen...