Finding Freedom

Community Evening (virtual)
2021-02-19 18:30 - 20:30 (America/Denver) | Montana
Although we can’t have our normal Community Evening we do still want to gather together as a community, virtually. We will be using Zoom as the meeting platform. Our time together will include space for sharing our personal and corporate challenges and celebrations, prayer, and Peter has something from the Lord to share with us.
You can use this Zoom link to log on to the meeting. If you are unfamiliar with the Zoom platform please try logging on at 6pm. If you have any problems, get in touch with Jeni via text at 406-581-0545 and she will offer you some support.

YOU Matter! - A gratitude and visioning celebration
2021-01-29 18:30 - 20:30 | Montana
Join us for an evening of celebration. This is a followup meeting to our YOU Matter! gathering in November 2020. This gathering will be a time for us to lay out our goals for 2021 along with a financial review, announce and celebrate the new name for our land (watch out for an email so you can cast your vote), and a rollout of our new leadership team structure.
Please join us. This evening is again about YOU, and the significant place in our community that you occupy. Regardless of how or when you participate – whether you see yourself as an active member of the community or just dip your toe in, here or there. Whether you are brand new or have been around for years. YOU Matter! Finding Freedom wouldn’t be who it is today, without YOU!
Due to the rising Covid cases, and because we also want to include those of you not in Bozeman, we will hosting this gathering online, via Zoom. Details are below.
Join Zoom Meeting
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Dial (phone) by your location: 253-215-8782
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Workshop - Compassion Fatigue: Its causes and cures
2021-01-21 18:30 - 21:30 | The Commons, 1794 Baxter Lane East, Bozeman, MT, 59718, United States
Many people find that people and relationships can be tiring. When we need to provide support, love and care for others it can be exhausting, leaving us depleted and sometimes even resentful. We can feel ill-equipped, vulnerable, and perhaps overwhelmed. Even if this doesn’t apply to you, there will be people close to you who feel this way.
If this was a problem in a pre-pandemic world, how much more severe is it now, when social distancing, masks, vaccinations and testing have become a normal part of social interaction? So many people in our world are more emotionally and physically ill than they were 12 months ago. In addition there are millions, yes millions, who are facing the multi-faceted challenges of unexpected bereavement or suffering significant changes in health to those they love.
How will we respond? It is easy to try and ignore the need, to stand back, to disconnect ourselves from these life experiences. This semi-successful but always stressful approach is a vain attempt to achieve self-preservation. Is there an alternative? Is it possible to love well in the midst of such brokenness, without becoming increasingly broken ourselves? And can we help others do the same?
Compassion fatigue is a term that describes the exhaustion of trying to empathize, to love, to support, when we have run out of our own capacity to do so. We start to find people and their stories exhausting, to want to avoid the phone or the next Zoom call. It is common in professions such as therapists, counsellors, doctors, pastors, etc. But it is increasingly becoming a problem for any who are willing to notice the people around them.
The capacity to manage compassion fatigue is becoming a fundamental life skill for 21st century living. In this workshop Peter Holmes and Susan Williams will introduce compassion fatigue, the damage it creates and what can be done to avoid becoming burnt out by other people’s need. They will use psychological, sociological and theological perspectives to look beneath the surface at the mechanics of our emotional responses when we are around people in need. They will explore what we can each do to love well without it becoming a personal emotional hemorrhage.
We will include practical steps not only to recover from burnout and exhaustion, but to prevent it occurring. You will discover how to avoid the overwhelm of another’s story. You will leave with tools to maintain your own emotional health and resilience in the face of need. And you will feel more equipped to respond to those close to you who do not understand the compassion fatigue they are suffering from.

Time This workshop will run Thursday, January 21st 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, January 21st. *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.

Women's Q&A Session (virtual)
2021-01-11 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.

Women's Q&A Session (virtual)
2020-12-28 18:30 - 20:30, 2020-12-16 12:00 - 14:00, 2020-10-07 18:30 - 21:00, 2020-04-20 18:30 - 21:00 | 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. If you are unfamiliar with the Zoom platform please try logging on at 6pm. If you have any problems, get in touch with Jeni via text at 406-581-0545 and she will offer you some support.

Workshop - Woman: Created Equal?
2020-12-03 18:30 - 21:30 | The Commons, 1794 Baxter Lane East, Bozeman, MT, 59718, United States
For the last few hundred years the prevailing view in many parts of society and the church has been that woman, created after Adam, was either an afterthought, or merely a servant (‘helper’) given to man.
Is this God’s perspective? Much new thinking has been emerging based around Genesis 1-3, regarding alternative ways of understanding what Scripture has to say about the Creation of man and woman. It suggests a radical equality, where each is celebrated, respected and in God’s image.
In this evening workshop, Pastors Susan Williams and Peter Holmes will unpack some of these ideas in order to offer a fresh and more positive view of what God did for women on the sixth day of Creation. We will explore how women can carry this truth healthily and with dignity, and how to respond when we are with others who do not appear to share this view. And we will map out a journey into greater healing and wholeness for ourselves, our daughters, our wider family and friends, a journey that will also be life-giving to the men around us.
This is a women’s workshop, but men are very welcome to join us. It will be hosted in-person at The Commons and online via livestream. All are welcome.

Time This workshop will run Thursday, December 3rd 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, December 3rd. *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 the workshop brochure and share it with others!

YOU Matter! - A gratitude and visioning celebration
2020-11-20 18:30 - 20:30 | Montana
Join us for an evening of celebration. We will be looking back over this last year and honor all the challenges and victories that we have walked through together as a community. We will also look forward, into this next year, and envision together what we believe God is calling us into. We also have a very fun year-end campaign that our team has been birthing, The Generosity Challenge: Paying Kindness Forward. We are really excited to share that with you.
Please join us. This evening is about YOU, and the significant place in our community that you occupy. Regardless of how or when you participate – whether you see yourself as an active member of the community or just dip your toe in, here or there. Whether you are brand new or have been around for years. YOU Matter! Finding Freedom wouldn’t be who it is today, without YOU!
Due to the rising Covid cases, and because we also want to include those of you not in Bozeman, we will hosting this gathering online, via Zoom. Details are below.
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83629281615?pwd=[REDACTED]
Meeting ID: 836 2928 1615
Passcode: [REDACTED]
Dial (phone) by your location: 253-215-8782
Meeting ID: 836 2928 1615
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Workshop - Friendship with God: Practical ways of getting to know God better
2020-11-05 18:30 - 21:30 | The Commons, 1794 Baxter Lane East, Bozeman, MT, 59718, United States
**The link to view this workshop live online is www.thecommonsbozeman.com/live.**
How can your relationship with God grow? A dynamic relationship is one that continues to press into new things, to explore different perspectives, and to face new challenges. It can be bumpy at times, but even the unexpected moments can bring growth.
Would this be a good description of your relationship with God? Whether you are new to faith or have been pursuing a journey with Christ for a number of years, we expect that God will want to press in with new forms of relationship so that you can deepen your relationship with Him and continue to become more like Christ. The adventure never ends.
However sometimes we have seasons where our relationship with God seems stuck in a rut, or is becoming a little too impersonal. Perhaps we feel like we are going through the motions and it feels empty? This can lead us into becoming unhelpfully self-sufficient in our spiritual life. We can lose focus on the truth that Christ is all and is in all (Col 3:11). These are times where the idea of deepening our relationship with God feels remote and unattainable. Getting started again is a challenge that needs some help.
In this workshop Pastor Peter Holmes and Pastor Susan Williams will map out 15+ ideas drawn from their own journeying with Christ, for renewing your relationship with God. They will include theological and psychological perspectives together with initiatives that will enhance your own emotional, spiritual, and relational health.
They will also include practical steps that are intended to bring visible results, whilst being realistic enough for anyone to achieve, regardless of time limitations, Biblical background, gender, church experience, etc. You will leave with an opportunity to bring more life into your relationship with God and for that to then overflow as a gift to others.

Time
This workshop will run Thursday, November 5th 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, November 5th.
*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 the workshop brochure and share it with others!

Community Evening (virtual and in-person)
2020-10-16 18:30 - 20:30 | Finding Freedom, 2419 E. Cameron Bridge Road, Bozeman, MT, 59718, United States
We are excited to invite you to join us this Friday, October 16th for an in-person and online Community Evening. Its a time to meet & catch-up with others, to worship, Peter will bring some teaching and we can enjoy being together.
We will be gathering in-person at our new home (2419 E. Cameron Bridge Road) from 6pm. There will be no shared food, due to Covid-19, however we encourage you to bring your dinner and we will eat together. We will either be in the house, or, if weather and heating permits we will gather in our barn, so come prepared! We will be encouraging social distancing and masks will be required inside the house when not eating.
If you feel more comfortable joining online or if you are not located in Bozeman then join us on Zoom. The link can be found here. The Zoom meeting will start at 7pm. We would love to see you.

Workshop - Ceasefire! Resolving Inner & Relational Conflict
2020-10-02 - 2020-10-03 | The Commons, 1794 Baxter Lane East, Bozeman, MT, 59718, United States
***Interested in watching this workshop online? If so, here is the link.***
We have three handouts for this workshop. They will be printed and given out at the workshop. If you are joining us virtually, feel free to download (and print) them.
*Conflict Workshop Handout
*Conflict Workshop Supplementary Note
*Conflict Bible Verses
Conflict is something none of us can escape. We often try avoiding it, numbing ourselves to it, or fighting against it. We blame others for it or just live in denial about it. Conflict can occur in our relationships with others, ourself, and it can even occur in our relationship with God. Most of us have no idea of the range of conflicts we are experiencing, until we pause and allow ourselves to see it.
Conflict can bring about division, and drive us to avoid truth and try to blame others. This leads some to fear, while others use it to feel more powerful. However, when engaged in a helpful way, conflict can lead to healthier ways of living, and can precipitate positive change. It can result in greater openness and authenticity. It can bring about more wholeness and resolution if we navigate it with wisdom.
In this workshop, we will be exploring how we can respond well to conflict. We will consider the many types of conflict, map out practical steps to bring resolution, and provide tools to walk healthily through those times when it feels unavoidable. We will include sociological, psychological, and Biblical content.
By the end of the workshop you will have the opportunity to:
*Understand the complexities of conflict
*Map out the conflicts that you may be currently facing
*Learn practical steps and tools to find resolution to the conflicts in your life
*Leave with a greater understanding of the reality of the spiritual and emotional factors that can contribute to conflict
*Grow new responses for the situations where conflict proves stubborn
*Glean wisdom in how to help others healthfully navigate conflict in their lives

Times
This workshop will run Friday, October 2nd from 6:30-9pm
and Saturday, October 3rd 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 the workshop brochure and share it with others!

Community Evening
2020-09-18 18:30 - 20:30 | Finding Freedom, 2419 E. Cameron Bridge Road, Bozeman, MT, 59718, United States
This Friday evening, September 18th, we are hosting our Community Evening in person at our new location (2419 E. Cameron Bridge Road). We will be gathering at 6:30pm. There will be no shared food, due to Covid-19, 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 together and hear from Peter.
We are missing being together in person, so we look forward to welcoming you all. We will be encouraging social distancing, which is why this evening will be held outside. 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.
Our special area of focus is to create safe relationships and offer resources for people struggling with seasons of brokenness and especially emotional difficulties – either their own or someone close to them. Our community is active in reaching out to support those in the Valley who are in the midst of a time of need, whether historic or current.

Men's Open Group
2020-09-08 18:30 - 20:30 | The Landing – Home of Finding Freedom, 2419 E. Cameron Bridge Rd, Bozeman, MT, 59718
Gentlemen, if you want some help on your journey into more healing, wholeness, or relationship with Christ or want to see what such a journey might look like, this is a great place for you! This evening is an open forum for you to come as you are. There is no pressure to come with an issue or question.
We meet in person at The Landing (2419 E Cameron Bridge Road, Bozeman) and also online. Zoom link here. All men are welcome to join.

Men's Prayer Meeting
2020-09-01 06:15 - 07:30 | Finding Freedom, 2419 E. Cameron Bridge Road, Bozeman, MT, 59718, United States
Join us every Tuesday morning at 6:15am for a weekly time of sharing and prayer. Come in person to The Landing (2149 East Cameron Bridge Road in Bozeman) or join online. Zoom link here. All men are welcome!

Dedication of New Home
2020-08-28 18:30 - 19:30 | Finding Freedom, 2419 E. Cameron Bridge Road, Bozeman, MT, 59718, United States
If you are in the Bozeman area this Friday, August 28th we would like to invite you (and your family) to visit our land and offices. We are having a celebration event, to give space for you to take a walk through the trees and pasture and explore the land. It’s 10 acres, so there is plenty of space. We will also be giving tours of the offices and outbuildings, small groups at a time.
We are excited that this is our first open in-person event since the start of the pandemic. It will be in the open air, we will be following safety guidelines, respecting social distancing, and encouraging the use of masks when social distancing isn’t possible (especially in the house).
Please bring your own chair, and food and drink if you wish. If you want to have a picnic then there is plenty of space for that. (But because of the current guidelines, please don’t share food with others outside your family.)
We will have a dedication moment at about 6:45pm and Peter will share a little about the place that Jesus called home. You are welcome to come early, any time from 4:30pm onwards, or to stay on afterwards. The address is 2419 East Cameron Bridge Road, Bozeman.
We don’t yet have our internet set up. So if you are not able to come, we can’t share this particular event with you. But some good news if you aren’t in the Gallatin Valley, or if there are other reasons you can’t make it. We are getting some additional equipment and setting up so that our in-person events are accessible and inclusive, for any who are not physically present. And we will offer a virtual tour for you just as soon as we can.
So we hope to see you on Friday – or if not, watch out for our virtual event, coming soon!

Rapha Workshop: Navigating, Understanding, & Connecting in a Wounded and Uncertain World (virtual)
2020-06-04 18:30 - 21:30 | Montana
When: Thursday, June 4th from 6:30-9:30pm MDT
Where: Online using this Zoom link
Cost: Free (an offering will be taken)
Registration: Preregister for this workshop here.
Fear and Retreat or Hope and Opportunity. What do you make of this season we are in? The Royal College of Psychiatrists in UK is predicting ‘a tsunami of mental illness’ as a result of the pandemic. Unemployment has risen to unimaginable levels. Travel has been severely restricted, and online is for many of us our most frequent form of social connection. Meeting up with a friend has begun to feel risky. Shaking hands and giving a friend a hug feels like we are doing something wrong.
In the midst of many differing views, one thing is certain. Our world, our lives and our relationships will not return to the way they were before the pandemic. We have a lot to learn about the implications of all that has happened. Can we turn this moment into an opportunity to grow into more than we were and to begin to help others do the same?
Whether we are living in a low or high risk part of the world, we are now all having to face up to some radical changes. In this evening workshop we would like to help inform and equip you to live well and keep well in this new season.
In our first virtual workshop Pastors Peter Holmes and Susan Williams will map out the choices we are being confronted with. They will explore the psychological, sociological, and Biblical dynamics of this world-changing moment. Is this an earthquake for the emotional and spiritual landscapes of our lives that will cause irreparable damage? How can we sustain our communities with health in the middle of theses shifts?
Join us Thursday, June 4th from 6:30-9:30pm MDT on Zoom for this workshop. Sign in from 6:15pm MDT to be ready for a prompt start. Make sure you have a way of taking notes during the workshop – you will need it!

Men's Prayer Meeting
2020-06-02 06:15 - 07:30 | The Commons, 1794 Baxter Lane East, Bozeman, MT, 59718, United States
Join us every Tuesday morning at 6:15am in the Gallatin Room (formerly Guest Central) at The Commons for a weekly men’s prayer meeting. All men are welcome!

Men's Open Group (virtual)
2020-05-19 06:30 - 20:30 | Montana
Men, if you are wanting some help on your discipleship journey or want to see what a Rapha Journey can look like, this is a great place for you! This evening is an open forum for men to come as you are. There is no pressure to come with an issue/question/agenda.
This is a virtual gathering on Zoom every Tuesday evening from 6:30-8:30pm. All men are welcome!
Here is the Zoom link for this gathering.
If you are unfamiliar with the Zoom platform please try logging on at 6:15pm.
If you have any problems, get in touch with Jim via text at 406-581-4386 and he will offer you some support.

Give Big Live Event
2020-05-01 17:30 - 17:45 | Montana
Help us close Give Big with energy and excitement at 5:30pm live on Facebook! You will meet our final Board member, hear one last story of healing, and help us celebrate our last prize drawings.
If you are interesting in supporting Finding Freedom financially during this event, visit our Give Big page.

Give Big Live Q&A
2020-05-01 12:20 - 12:50 | Montana
Join us on Friday, May 1st at 12:20pm on Facebook. This will be our first ever live Q&A session where people can drop in and learn more about Finding Freedom, our mission, and the work we are doing. Join us online, say hi to us and others through the post comments, and maybe even ask a question.
If you are interesting in supporting Finding Freedom financially during this event, visit our Give Big page.

Give Big Live Event
2020-05-01 12:00 - 12:15 | Montana
During this live Facebook event on Friday, May 1st at 12pm, we will introduce you to another Board member, share another story, and host our second prize drawing for those that have given throughout Friday morning.
If you are interesting in supporting Finding Freedom financially during this event, visit our Give Big page.

Give Big Live Event
2020-05-01 09:00 - 09:15 | Montana
During this live Facebook event on Friday, May 1st at 9am, you will have a chance to meet a board member, hear a short story of healing from a community member, and celebrate as we draw prizes for anyone that has given or engaged with us so far during the event.
If you are interesting in supporting Finding Freedom financially during this event, visit our Give Big page.

Give Big Kickoff! (Facebook)
2020-04-30 17:50 - 18:10 | Montana
Join us as we kick off the event! This will be a live Facebook event and a chance to meet the staff of Finding Freedom and hear about our mission to bring emotional, spiritual, and relational health to the people of Gallatin Valley and beyond.
If you are interesting in supporting Finding Freedom financially during this event, visit our Give Big page.

Community Evening (virtual)
2020-04-03 18:30 - 20:00 | MT, United States
Although we can’t have our normal Community Evening we do still want to gather together as a community. We will be doing this virtually next Friday, April 3rd from 6:30-8pm. We will be using Zoom as the meeting platform. Our time together will include space for sharing our personal and corporate challenges and celebrations, prayer, and Peter has something from the Lord to share with us.
You can use this Zoom link to log on to the meeting. If you are unfamiliar with the Zoom platform please try logging on at 6pm. If you have any problems, get in touch with Jeni via text at 406-581-0545 and she will offer you some support.

Women's Weekend Away - POSTPONED
2020-04-03 - 2020-04-05 | The Holiday Inn West Yellowstone, 315 Yellowstone Ave, West Yellowstone, MT, 59758, United States
Daring to Become Authentic: Tools to Grow More of the Person You Are Created to Be
We are working on rescheduling our Women’s Weekend Away for sometime during the Fall 2020. We will post more information as we have it.
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.
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

Women's Q&A Session (virtual)
2020-04-02 18:30 - 21:00 | MT, United States
Ladies, we are going to be hosting a virtual Women’s Q&A session Thursday, April 2nd from 6:30-9pm. 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. If you are unfamiliar with the Zoom platform please try logging on at 6pm. If you have any problems, get in touch with Jeni via text at 406-581-0545 and she will offer you some support.

Women's First Thursday - CANCELED
2020-04-02 18:30 - 20:30 | The Commons, 1794 Baxter Lane East, Bozeman, MT, 59718, United States
The First Thursday of every month our Women’s Leadership Team creates an evening for women to come together. Each month’s topic varies, but there is always time for fellowship and community, personal reflection, and continuing to learn and grow with one another and to welcome more healing and redemption in our lives.
This is a great way to introduce Finding Freedom and the Rapha journey to new women so feel free to bring a friend, all women are welcome!

Men's Open Group - Manhattan - CANCELED
2020-03-31 06:30 - 20:30 | Montana
Men, if you are wanting some help on your discipleship journey or want to see what a Rapha Journey can look like, this is a great place for you! This evening is an open forum for men to come as you are. There is no pressure to come with an issue/question/agenda.
We are now running two Men’s Open Groups, one in Bozeman and one in Manhattan, each meeting on alternate Tuesday evenings at 6:30pm. Come to one or both, all men are welcome!
If you are interested in being updated by email regarding the venue of each meeting, please email Jim at jim.panten@findingfreedom.solutions.
