Finding Freedom

Shock & Trauma: Finding Hope and Healing for us and Those We Love
2022-03-21 06:30 - 21:30 (America/Denver) | The Commons, 1794 Baxter Lane East, Bozeman, MT, 59718, United States
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Trauma: it is one the most prevalent and crippling of emotional illnesses. It is almost guaranteed that every day each of us is interacting with someone suffering, perhaps invisibly, perhaps unknowingly, from historic or recent trauma. This 2-part workshop series will bring us much-needed insight to the healing pathway out of trauma, equipping us for our own journey and to respond supportively to others.
As an emotional response to a severe event like an accident, abuse, or disaster, trauma can linger, often undiagnosed, for many years, impacting not only the person themselves but also everyone close to them. Sometimes it will appear healed, until it is later awakened by similar circumstances. Such post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) seriously affects one in five Americans at some point during their lives.
Trauma comes in many different forms. Acute trauma follows a single incident, whereas chronic trauma is a result of a prolonged situation. There is also complex trauma – being exposed to varied and toxic events, often both invasive and interpersonal. Also, let us remember that sometimes trauma can result from very beautiful moments, e.g. the birth of a baby.
For some, trauma can also occur as a result of watching traumatic experiences that others are experiencing. There is, for instance, no doubt that the tragedy of the war in Ukraine is going to multiply trauma around the world.
Part of the challenge presented by trauma is that each person responds differently to their own experience, with a unique mix of physical and emotional consequences. At its most severe this may include volatile emotion, fear and rage, traumatic dreams and flashbacks, or hyper-vigilance. Some become very disconnected and experience a sudden change in character, or make unusual decisions.
Such characteristics can be accompanied by headaches, vomiting and nausea, or a resistance to recovery from injury and disease. Relationships will often become very stressed, so that one person’s trauma quickly ricochets around the family.
In this workshop, Dr. Peter Holmes and Dr. Susan Williams will introduce a foundational understanding of trauma and its consequences. We will consider what happens in the brain that leads to trauma getting trapped, and the way our feelings, cognition, behavior and relationships are all impacted. This will equip us to identify and respond compassionately to trauma in our own lives, and in the lives of others, while understanding more about its symptoms and consequences. In our second workshop (May 2022), we will use this understanding to describe the elements of a healing journey, how to press deeply into this journey for yourself, and how to bring hope to others.
The workshop will be held in-person at The Commons in Bozeman and also live-streamed. If you attend in-person, light refreshments will be available from 6:00pm. We look forward to welcoming you!
Click here to register!

The Power of Humility in Christ
2022-02-21 18:30 - 21:30 | The Commons, 1794 Baxter Lane East, Bozeman, MT, 59718, United States
The Power of Humility in Christ: Exploring the remarkable reality of the humility Christ carried and considering the implications for daily life.
The humility of Christ during His earthly ministry is much more radical than we realize. Rather than asking for any recognition of His status, rather than asserting His entitlement, He lived in relative anonymity amongst the poor, the unlovely, the outcasts, as well as the rich and powerful. In addition, He purposefully welcomed being misunderstood, falsely accused, humiliated, and eventually killed.
If Christ had been without such humility, there would have been no Atonement. Also, without the Atonement, none of us would be invited into salvation and a new life with God. Christ humbled Himself both before humanity and also the Enemy. Humility is central to the character not only of Christ but throughout the persons of the Godhead.
This workshop will explore the essence of humility in Christ and the implications this has for all of us, especially for our understanding and expectations of manhood. We will consider what difference such humility made to who Christ was, and the way He responded to the calling that He carried. We will also ask what kind of humility we should be walking in before Christ, and in God’s calling on our own lives personally.
Join Pastors Peter Holmes and Susan Williams at The Commons in Bozeman, and also live-streamed on Monday, February 21, from 6:30pm to 9:00pm. Coffee, tea, and snacks will be available.
Click here for more info and to register.

Men's Saturday
2022-01-29 09:00 - 11:00 | The Landing – Home of Finding Freedom, 2419 E. Cameron Bridge Rd, Bozeman, MT, 59718
Men, gather at The Landing (2419 E Cameron Bridge Road, Bozeman) to spend time together while working on projects around the property. Coffee and donuts will be available!

Women's Q&A Session (virtual)
2022-01-10 18:30 - 20:30 | MT, United States
Ladies, we are going to be hosting a virtual Women’s Q&A session. We want this to be a time for us to come together and ask questions about the current challenges or any aspect of your journey. If you don’t have a question but want to come, you are welcome too. There will be a lot of learning that goes on!
You can use this Zoom link to join the meeting.

Restart: Unlocking the Power of Transformational Rapha Groups
2022-01-08 10:00 - 12:00 | The Commons, 1794 Baxter Lane East, Bozeman, MT, 59718, United States
We have some exciting news about new developments in our Women’s Rapha Groups! Here is some introductory information and an invite to an event in January. You are welcome whether you are in a group or not.
We are All Unique in How We Journey!Not all of us are looking for the same type of support in a group. Some of us want to use a group to pursue homework and engage emotion and some of us don’t. When we have different expectations, it can feel unsafe, both for those who desire to do work in the group and those who do not. We know this has impacted a number of groups in our community. If this has been your experience, we want to acknowledge how difficult that may have been and we want to say sorry. We’ve been working on a better way.
Join Us…We have given a lot of thought to what will help us grow and we have some great ideas. We think more people might want to join or rejoin groups. If you are in a group at the moment, this is going to help make group a better experience. We are inviting you to join us at The Commons or online, 10:00am-noon on Saturday, January 8. We will chat about the changes so that you (and your group, if you have one) can decide what would be best. We will send more details in the New Year, but here’s the link if you are planning to join online.
Thank You!If you are already in a group, we are so grateful for you. What we get to create together is community – unlike anything most of us have experienced before. If you are not in a group yet, we would love for you to consider joining one, in-person or online. Journeying together is sacred ground and we are here to stand with you in your pursuit of becoming more fully the woman you are created to be. Thank you for the opportunity to journey with you! And if you have a thought or question ahead of our gathering, do please get in touch.

Community Evening
2021-12-17 18:00 - 21:00
Join us for our Community Evening in-person at The Landing (2419 E. Cameron Bridge Road). We will begin the evening with a potluck dinner – if you can, please bring a main dish, side dish, or dessert. Dinner will begin at 6pm, but you are welcome to arrive anytime throughout the evening. Worship, a message, testimonies and sharing starts at 7:30pm and our evening will wrap-up around 9:00pm.
If you can’t be there in person, use this Zoom link from 7:15pm MDT onwards. (Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/755395152?pwd=[REDACTED]

Light Up The Landing
2021-12-04 15:00 - 17:00 | The Landing – Home of Finding Freedom, 2419 E. Cameron Bridge Rd, Bozeman, MT, 59718

Growing Generosity Campaign
2021-12-01 - 2021-12-24

Special Event!
2021-11-21
More details coming soon!

Workshop: Closer than a Brother
2021-11-15 18:30 - 21:00 | The Commons, 1794 Baxter Lane East, Bozeman, MT, 59718, United States
Scripture speaks highly of what we can know and feel in our relationship with God, in this life, not just in the next. In the midst of the raw reality of our daily experiences, it is suggested that Christ will call us Friend, that we will know His voice, that we will be in Him, and that He, with the Father and the Holy Spirit, will make His home in us. And so much more.
It would seem God’s expectations of our knowing His Son are way more than we ever seek to possess in Him. ‘Closer than a brother’ is indeed the intention by God, for us to enjoy here and now in our relationship with Christ.
Scripture speaks of the three stages of our life; our pre-existence before our birth, our life in Christ on earth, and our eternity in cosmic reality in praise of Christ. We move in our spirit and His, today, tomorrow, throughout this life and then on into eternity.
In preparation for Thanksgiving and Christmas this meditation is an intimate journey, unique for each one of us, beginning in God, and ultimately returning to God, while available for every person on earth who chooses such a life. We can all know God in our eternal spiritual personhood—an eternity with Him that has already begun.
Wherever you consider yourself to be in your relationship with God, you are welcome to join us. Pastors Peter Holmes and Susan Williams will be leading us through this journey in-person at The Commons and live-streamed, 6:30-9:00pm on Monday, November 15. Snacks, coffee and tea will be available.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER.

Community Evening
2021-11-12 18:00 - 21:00
Join us for our Community Evening in-person at Jim & Darla’s home (85 Nellie Court in Manhattan). We will begin the evening with a potluck dinner – if you can, please bring a main dish, side dish, or dessert. Dinner will begin at 6pm, but you are welcome to arrive anytime throughout the evening. Worship, a message, testimonies and sharing starts at 7:30pm and our evening will wrap-up around 9:00pm.
If you can’t be there in person, use this Zoom link from 7:15pm MDT onwards. (Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/755395152?pwd=[REDACTED]

Community Evening - in person and on Zoom
2021-10-15 18:00 - 21:00
Join us for our Community Evening 6pm onwards – newcomers welcome. We begin in-person with a shared meal together – if you can, bring a main dish, side dish, or dessert. Our online community joins from 7.15pm MDT with worship, testimonies, and sharing. Our evening will wrap-up between 8.30 – 9:00pm.
Location varies – 26th May 2023 we are at 161 Barnes Rd, Belgrade
If you can’t be there in person, use this Zoom link from 7:15pm MDT onwards. (Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/755395152?pwd=[REDACTED]

Workshop - Dismantling the Power of Addiction: A message of hope and healing
2021-10-08 18:30 - 21:00 | The Commons, 1794 Baxter Lane East, Bozeman, MT, 59718, United States
Almost anything deeply enjoyable has the potential to be addictive. For as long as human beings have had ways to feel good, we have struggled to know when it’s time to stop. For many the consequences are devastating. For some they are fatal.
It has been suggested that there are over 500 possible addictions. These range from the relatively healthy (e.g. exercise, TV, social media), to those with deeply destructive consequences (e.g. smoking, adrenaline, street drugs, alcohol). Most of us will know someone whose life has been deeply impacted by their own addiction or by that of a close friend or family member. And many of us carry our own almost-innocuous addictions.
So what is really happening when the addictive craving takes over, and, in spite of someone’s best intention, their ‘habit’ becomes irresistible? What happens in the brain? What part do our feelings play? How come one addiction morphs so easily into another? Such understanding is essential to help us carry a message of hope for those in desperate need.
There is no magic program that guarantees a cure. But Pastors Peter Holmes and Susan Williams will map the key elements of transformative change to not only bring freedom from addictions but also healing from their hidden drives.
At the end of this 7-session workshop, you will leave with:

a message of hope for everyone you meet who is the victim of addictive behavior
an understanding of the addictions you are most vulnerable to and how to avoid them
the way addiction is shaped by brain chemistry and how that can be changed
a Biblical perspective on addiction and its hidden drives
practical steps to help someone wanting to find freedom from their addictions

This workshop is in-person at The Commons, and live-streamed Friday, October 8, from 6:30-9:00pm and Saturday, October 9, from 9:00am-1:00pm. Snacks, coffee and tea will be available.
Click here to register for this workshop.

Community Evening
2021-10-01 18:15 - 20:30
Join us for our Community Evening in-person at Al & Sue Deibert’s home (2470 Etta Place). We will begin the evening with a potluck dinner – please bring a main dish, side dish, or dessert.
Dinner starts at 6:15pm – worship and sharing at 7:30pm. The gathering will end around 8:30pm. If you can’t be there in person, use this Zoom link from 7:15pm MDT onwards.
(Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/755395152?pwd=[REDACTED]

Community Evening
2021-09-10 18:00 - 20:30 | The Landing – Home of Finding Freedom, 2419 E. Cameron Bridge Rd, Bozeman, MT, 59718
Join us on September 10th, from 6-8:30pm, for our Community Evening in person at The Landing (2419 E. Cameron Bridge Road). There will be no shared food, however, we encourage you to bring your dinner and eat together on the lawn. We will then hear from Peter, and share celebrations and prayer requests together.
We have missed being together in person and we look forward to welcoming you. Please bring a chair with you, if you are able.

Community Evening
2021-08-27 18:00 - 20:30 | The Landing – Home of Finding Freedom, 2419 E. Cameron Bridge Rd, Bozeman, MT, 59718
Join us on August 27th, from 6-8:30pm, for our Community Evening in person at The Landing (2419 E. Cameron Bridge Road). There will be no shared food, however, we encourage you to bring your dinner and eat together on the lawn. We will then hear from Peter, and share celebrations and prayer requests together.

We have missed being together in person and we look forward to welcoming you. Please bring a chair with you, if you are able.

Workshop - Hierarchy or Harmony: How to discover and outgrow the need for boundaries
2021-08-19 18:30 - 21:30 | The Commons, 1794 Baxter Lane East, Bozeman, MT, 59718, United States
Boundaries are important. They provide a healthy structure for so much of our lives. But they can also be confining. What feels healthy for one person or situation can become oppressive for another. When someone asserts or claims a boundary that others feel is unwise, or even abusive, how does that get resolved?
This workshop focuses on emotional and relational boundaries. We will explore the damage caused by a lack of boundaries and set out a series of steps that will help us to grow the capacity to create mutual dignity, respect, and honor. But we will also look at the damage caused when one person’s ‘right’ to exercise their boundary imposes on another’s freedom of choice.
Healthy boundaries can be a springboard into a life that focuses on growth, positive risk-taking, mutuality, and spontaneity. But limiting one’s life within the constraints of boundaries can lead to being governed by unhelpful fear and control. Focusing too much on boundaries can also steal the potential for safety and trust in relationship and undermine our ability to be responsive to others.
Come journey with us to see how life-giving boundaries can be a stepping-stone to the freedom of greater personal and relational wholeness. This workshop will be presented by Dr. Peter Holmes and Dr. Susan Williams. We use a Biblical perspective that can help deepen your relationship with God, but we respect wherever you are on the spectrum of faith and encourage you to take up what feels relevant and ignore the rest. This workshop will help you on your journey of personal growth and help you help others do the same.
Time This workshop will run Thursday, August 19th from 6:30-9:30pm.
Location The Commons at Baxter & Love 1794 Baxter Lane East Bozeman, MT 59178 This workshop will also be streamed live online. To receive the link, please preregister.
Price We never want finances to be a barrier to people receiving the help they need in finding healing. Given this, there is no fee for this workshop. We will, however, be taking donations to help cover our costs and to support the ongoing work of Finding Freedom You can donate at the workshop or in advance when you preregister. (Finding Freedom is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.)
Registration We value your preregistration so we can be prepared to welcome you. Please use this link to preregister. If you have any questions or trouble preregistering, email us or call our office at 406-570-7040.
More Information *Doors will open at 6pm. *Due to Covid-19 we will be encouraging social distancing. *We will not be serving refreshments, so please feel free to bring your own snacks. *Bottled water will be available.

The Landing Birthday Celebration
2021-08-14 | The Landing – Home of Finding Freedom, 2419 E. Cameron Bridge Rd, Bozeman, MT, 59718

Community Evening
2021-07-30 18:00 - 20:30 | The Landing – Home of Finding Freedom, 2419 E. Cameron Bridge Rd, Bozeman, MT, 59718
Join us on July 30th, from 6-8:30pm, for our Community Evening in person at The Landing (2419 E. Cameron Bridge Road). There will be no shared food, however, we encourage you to bring your dinner and eat together on the lawn. We will then hear from Peter, and share celebrations and prayer requests together.
We have missed being together in person and we look forward to welcoming you. Please bring a chair with you, if you are able.

The Generosity of God: Growing the capacity to live a life of faith
2021-06-17 18:30 - 21:30 | The Commons, 1794 Baxter Lane East, Bozeman, MT, 59718, United States
Faith and its ongoing hope are essential to our wellbeing in God. They transform our experience of daily life and let loose who we are created to be. In good times, we are able to acknowledge the provision of God for every aspect of our day. In more challenging circumstances, our hope holds steady because we are grounded in the certainty of who God is.
Faith births ideas and surprising promises in us with the help of Christ. By its divine nature, it will fly around natural obstacles and thinking. For instance, faith circumvents and moves beyond our natural trust of the harvest, our own skills, or trusting luck. We must all learn to live within God’s supernatural promises, and not just in our personal hard work, wisdom or pay-check.
But learning to exercise the muscles that hold the reality of our faith steady – that takes practice. We can intentionally grow our capacity to trust God in faith for His intervention. Little by little we can press into areas that we haven’t known before. Our hope grows. We can learn how to deal with those experiences where our own or someone else’s faith appears to have failed or been incorrectly placed. Our faith grows. We grow in our Christ-centred thinking of a life of faith and learn how to call things spiritually to us and others.
In this workshop pastors Peter Holmes and Susan Williams will set out a Biblical perspective on how to grow in faith, so that our daily life changes because of our faith. Whether this might be a new adventure or a new chapter for your faith journey, you are welcome.
This free workshop will be in person at The Commons in Bozeman and also live-streamed. You can register here.

Time This workshop will run Thursday, June 17th from 6:30-9:30pm.
Location The Commons at Baxter & Love 1794 Baxter Lane East Bozeman, MT 59178 This workshop will also be streamed live online. To receive the link, please preregister.
Price We never want finances to be a barrier to people  receiving the help they need in finding healing. Given this, there is no fee for this workshop. We will, however, be taking donations to help cover our costs and to support the ongoing work of Finding Freedom You can donate at the workshop or in advance when you preregister. (Finding Freedom is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.)
Registration  We value your preregistration so we can be prepared to welcome you. Please use this link to preregister. If you have any questions or trouble preregistering, email us or call our office at 406-570-7040.
More Information *Doors will open at 6pm. *Due to Covid-19 we will be encouraging social distancing. *We will not be serving refreshments, so please feel free to  bring your own snacks. *Bottled water will be available.

Community Evening (in-person)
2021-06-11 18:30 - 20:30 | The Landing – Home of Finding Freedom, 2419 E. Cameron Bridge Rd, Bozeman, MT, 59718
This Friday evening, June 11th from 6-8:30pm, we are hosting our Community Evening in person at The Landing (2419 E. Cameron Bridge Road). There will be no shared food, however, we encourage you to bring your dinner and we will eat together on the lawn. We will then migrate to our large barn and worship, hear from Peter, and share celebrations and prayer requests together.
We are missing being together in person, so we look forward to welcoming you all. Please bring a chair with you, if you are able. And the barn is not heated so it would be good to bring a jacket with you as well.

Men’s Event- Coffee & Doughnuts at The Landing
2021-05-22 09:00 - 12:00 | The Landing – Home of Finding Freedom, 2419 E. Cameron Bridge Rd, Bozeman, MT, 59718
Men, come join us on May 22nd from 9am – 11pm. This event is for all men to come and spend time together.You are welcome to come and enjoy coffee, a doughnut, and conversation with other men.And if you want, to help with a couple of projects around The Landing. All men are welcomed from ages 16 to 99.
For questions, please email Jim at jim.panten@findingfreedom.solutions.

Dare to Dream (Zoom only)
2021-05-21 18:30 - 20:00
Join us for a time of celebration, dreaming, and dessert!
We are holding a number of special events, and we would love to invite you!
Would you join us as we dream about who Finding Freedom will become in the months ahead and the difference we can make in people’s lives? We will explore the adventure of our ongoing journey and the supernatural way God wants to weave these two together. Join us for a time of celebration, dreaming, and dessert.
This event on Friday, May 21st will be held on Zoom only. There will be no in-person component of this gathering.
If you are interested in attending in person at The Landing, visit our calendar to choose another date.
Tickets are limited and available as first come, first serve.

Dare to Dream
2021-05-14 18:30 - 20:00
Join us for a time of celebration, dreaming, and dessert!

We are holding a number of special events, and we would love to invite you!
Would you join us as we dream about who Finding Freedom will become in the months ahead and the difference we can make in people’s lives? We will explore the adventure of our ongoing journey and the supernatural way God wants to weave these two together. Join us for a time of celebration, dreaming, and dessert.
There are four dates available to attend an in-person event at The Landing.

Friday, May 14th from 6:30-8pm
Monday, May 17th from 6:30-8pm
Thursday, May 20th from 6:30-8pm
Saturday, May 22nd from 4-5:30pm

Click here to choose a date and register.
If you are not from the Bozeman area or if you would prefer to attend online, join us on Zoom on Friday, May 21st from 6:30-8pm. To register for the online Zoom event, click here.
Tickets are limited and available as first come, first serve.

Workshop - The Strategic Importance of the Ascension: What difference does it make to you?
2021-05-13 18:30 - 21:30 | The Commons, 1794 Baxter Lane East, Bozeman, MT, 59718, United States
Christianity places a great deal of importance on the Birth of Christ, and His Crucifixion and Resurrection, but most of us would not even be able to say what really happened around Ascension.
Some 40 days after His Resurrection Jesus met with His Disciples on the Mount of Olives, and “as they were looking on He was lifted up, and a cloud took Him out of their sight” (Acts 1:9). This is the extent of most of our knowledge.
But until Christ had returned to His Father and sat at His right hand, His mission had not been fully completed. The Early Church knew this and spoke of the Doctrine of the Ascension and the Glorification of Christ. These final events were essential to the completing of His Call here on earth. And are therefore essential for us.
If Christ had not ascended, there are many aspects of our Christian life today that would be ineffective. Because Christ ascended, we can say yes to the Great Commission, we can pray with confidence, we can live a transformed life in anticipation of His Return.
We are holding this workshop on Ascension Day. Pastors Peter Holmes and Susan Williams will be unpacking the unique mystery surrounding this final event in Christ’s human life and the significance it has for us all on a daily basis.

Time This workshop will run Thursday, May 13th from 6:30-9:30pm.
Location The Commons at Baxter & Love 1794 Baxter Lane East Bozeman, MT 59178 This workshop will also be streamed live online. To receive the link, please preregister.
Price We never want finances to be a barrier to people  receiving the help they need in finding healing. Given this, there is no fee for this workshop. We will however, be taking donations to help cover our costs and to support the ongoing work of Finding Freedom You can donate at the workshop or in advance when you preregister. (Finding Freedom is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.)
Registration  We value your preregistration so we can be prepared to welcome you. Please use this link to preregister. If you have any questions or trouble preregistering, email us or call our office at 406-570-7040.
More Information *Doors will open at 6pm on Thursday, May 13th. *Due to Covid-19 we will be encouraging social distancing. *We will not be serving refreshments, so please feel free to  bring your own snacks. *Bottled water will be available. *Help us spread the word. Download and share the workshop brochure.

Women's Weekend Away
2021-04-09 - 2021-04-11 | Copper King Hotel & Convention Center, 4655 Harrison Ave, Butte, 59701
Daring to Become Authentic: Tools to Grow More of the Person You Are Created to Be
Register for the Women’s Weekend Away 2021!
The hunger to be authentic is universal. It’s part of being human. Inside all of us is a drive to live in our true self before others, with ourselves, and, when we are ready, in relationship with God. At the time of the Early Church, it was described as a ‘personal thriving.’ Christ called it ‘letting your light shine.’
And yet there are so many pressures in our life that assault us. Daily stress, historic trauma, peer pressure, sheer exhaustion, addictions, and other coping mechanisms—these things (and many more) deplete our capacity to live well.
In this retreat, we will be exploring how to let loose more of that holy authenticity that brings life to us and to those around us, regardless of our circumstances.
Pastor Susan Williams will lead our weekend along with our Women’s Team. The weekend will include good food and plenty of snacks, time to explore historic Butte, a Q&A ‘clinic’ for personal questions, opportunity for discussion, and a time to meet the Lord together with communion and prayer for healing.
By the end of the workshop you will:

Be able to recognize more of the person you are created to be
Have several personally-relevant tools to help you grow more of you
Have new insight into how Scripture equips us to take up maturity in Christ
Understand what threatens your capacity to be authentic and how to overcome it
Have some new skills for living authentically in ‘tricky’ relationships
Have heard numerous testimonies of healing and/or growth in relationship with the Lord
Grow friendships and find companionship for your own journeying

Download and share the Women’s Weekend Away brochure.
All women are welcome!

Times
This is an all-inclusive weekend that will begin with dinner on Friday, April 9th at 6pm and will continue through Sunday, April 11th at 11am.  All workshop materials, meals, and accommodations are included.
Location
Copper King Hotel & Convention Center 4655 Harrison Ave Butte, MT 59701
(carpooling options available)
Price
$225 quadruple occupancy*
$240 triple occupancy*
$255 double occupancy
$355 single occupancy
*Please note, to qualify for the quadruple or triple occupancy rates you must specify your roommates. If you do not have a roommate preference, please choose the double occupancy option and we will pair you with someone.
Limited scholarships are available for those with financial difficulties.
If you are in need, please get in touch with us.
Registration & More Information
(Registration deadline – April 2, 2021)
Sign Up online: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/findingfreedom/497425
Email: info@findingfreedom.solutions
Call: 406-570–7040

Easter Sunrise Service
2021-04-04 06:30 - 07:30 | The Landing – Home of Finding Freedom, 2419 E. Cameron Bridge Rd, Bozeman, MT, 59718
Join us as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus on Easter Sunday, April 4th from 6:30am-7:30am as we gather together at The Landing for a sunrise celebration.

Tenebrae Service
2021-04-02 19:00 - 20:00
Join us for a Tenebrae service happening on Good Friday, April 2nd from 7-8pm. We will meet together at The Landing [2419 E. Cameron Bridge Road] for this in-person outdoor service to give recognition to the crucifixion of our Savior. Please dress warm.

Men's Event - Coffee, Donuts, and Burn!
2021-03-27 09:00 - 11:00 | The Landing – Home of Finding Freedom, 2419 E. Cameron Bridge Rd, Bozeman, MT, 59718
This event is for all men to come and spend time together.
You are welcome to come and enjoy coffee, a doughnut, and conversation with other men.
And if you want, to help with our project of burning the pile of branches at The Landing from last fall.
All men are welcomed from ages 16 to 99.

Workshop - Empowered to Change: What does it take to bring change in ourselves and others?
2021-03-05 - 2021-03-06 | The Commons, 1794 Baxter Lane East, Bozeman, MT, 59718, United States
“I wish I could change! I wish they would change! I wish that would change!”
It is a frequent cry in our lives. Perhaps we face a habit that stubbornly refuses our attempts to be different. Perhaps we sincerely make promises to change and find ourselves shamed when we repeat the very action or attitude we don’t want. Perhaps someone close to us feels trapped and is desperate to change, but we have no idea how to help make it happen, even if it were possible.
We all like a good measure of stability. But that can often feel like a trap. We need to know that we are empowered to bring change in our own lives and support others doing the same. It brings hope to know that change is possible.
The spiritual, emotional, practical mechanics of change do not need to be a mystery to us. The person each of us is created to be includes the personal spiritual authority to make a difference, to see breakthrough, to influence, to become. This is what our Creator God intended.
This seven-session workshop will map the paradoxes we all live in, to varying degrees, knowing what we want and yet finding ourselves unable to make these necessary changes. What stands in our way of becoming more integrated, more of who we are created to be? How do we begin fast-tracking our wholeness journey? When we know how God intended change to happen in our lives, we can learn how to co-operate with the process more fully and step into ongoing growth.
By the end of the workshop you will have:

Understand what stops change from happening and map your own obstacles to change
Have a toolbox to help you change and bring change in different circumstances
Be able to consider God’s surprising perspective on change
Know how to harness the spiritual power of personal change
Feel more confident supporting others in personal change, and know what to do when this is not possible
Have some habit-busting techniques for the change-resistant parts of life

Times This workshop will run Friday, March 5th from 6:30-9pm and Saturday, March 6th from 9am-1pm.
Location The Commons at Baxter & Love 1794 Baxter Lane East Bozeman, MT 59178 This workshop will also be streamed live online. To receive the link, please preregister.
Price We never want finances to be a barrier to people  receiving the help they need in finding healing. Given this, there is no fee for this workshop. We will, however, be taking donations to help cover our costs and to support ongoing work. You can donate at the workshop or in advance when you preregister. (Finding Freedom is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.)
Registration  We value your preregistration so we can be prepared to welcome you. Please use this link to preregister. If you have any questions or trouble preregistering email us or call our office at 406-570-7040.
More Information *Doors will open at 6pm on Friday, October 2nd *Due to Covid-19 we will be encouraging social distancing. *The Commons also requires the use of masks,  unless you are seated in the auditorium. *We will not be serving refreshments, so please feel free to  bring your own snacks. *Bottled water will be available*Help us spread the word! Download and share the workshop brochure.
