Emmanuel Chapel of Helena

Come join your local church every Sunday at the historic Grandstreet Theatre. We value connecting with one another, serving Helena, and working toward a stronger connection with God. No matter what you believe, you are welcome to join us and learn more. From Narrate Kids (children's programs) to our teen programs and adult gatherings, we have something to offer everyone. Our tradition is one of gathering & scattering. We take special joy in our scattering events, which is what we do to give back to the community every other day of the week besides Sunday. Hope to see you on Sunday!From day one, we said we wanted to plant a gathering and scattering community of people: we seek to host helpful gatherings on Sundays, and then spend the rest of the week telling God's story with our lives by scattering throughout the community. Another way to say this is: "we want to exist in such a way that should we cease the most ardent critic of Christianity would be bummed."Narrate is comprised of an incredible community of "owners" and an exceptional staff of seven. We're still about creating gatherings on Sundays that help people consider what it means to follow Jesus and then scattering into our community.Theologically, we believe in the Holy Trinity, the divinity, death and resurrection of Jesus, and the authority of Scripture. With regard to doctrine, we value the early creeds such as the Nicene Creed.Some books that speak to our theological bent are Dallas Willard's The Divine Conspiracy, N. T. Wright's The Bible for Everyone series and John Ortberg's Eternity Is Now In Session.In addition to our many programs, we are also happy to offer referrals to both Christian and non-Christian therapists and counselors in our community. Want to find out more about Narrate? One of our staff would love to host a conversation over lunch or coffee.

The Episcopal Diocese of Montana, located in Helena, serves the spiritual needs of its community through various ministries and initiatives, including Camp Marshall and Episcopal Relief Development. The diocese emphasizes congregational development and provides resources for safe church practices, fostering relationships and support among its members. With a commitment to holistic development, the Diocese promotes involvement in programs like the United Thank Offering and organizes events that encourage participation across its congregations. It also supports clergy and church leaders through deacon formation, grants, and ordination policies, ensuring a well-functioning church community. Generated from the website

"Please visit the temple website for open hours and appointments. Temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are considered houses of God, a place of holiness and peace separate from the preoccupations of the world. They provide a place where Church members make formal promises and commitments to God. They are also the place where the highest sacraments of the faith occur — the marriage of couples and the ""sealing"" of families for eternity. Temples serve as the only place where ceremonies such as baptism and eternal marriage can be performed on behalf of those who have died. Temples point Latter-day Saints to Jesus Christ and their eventual life with Him."