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Montana on a Mission
Montana on a Mission4 days ago
Give a gift for a great cause! New hand crafted merch fresh from Kenya... nativities, angels, ornaments, jewelry and freshly roasted Kenyan whole bean coffee available in dark or medium roast. We even have Beaded MSU Go Bobcat earrings! 100% of the proceeds go to Montana on a Mission programs, sharing the Love of Christ through school lunches, clean water, pastoral training, sharing The Word and helping our neighbors.
16 oz. whole bean coffee $20/ bag
8 pc. nativity box $40
11 pc. nativity barn $30
Acacia wood salad serving sets $20
Acacia wood triple bowl and spoons set $40
Acacia wood double bowl and spoons set $30
Acacia wood carved heart and spoon salt sets $15
Banana leaf angel and animal ornaments $10 - $15
Carved stone animals $12
linen lessos $20
ebony elephant candlesticks $35
Beaded MSU Go Bobcat earrings $15
Beaded cross necklaces $20
beaded clutch purses $25
DM if you would like to purchase. Delivery in Big Timber Thursday and Sunday. Shipping and drop off to some other locations available.
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Pastoral training in Kenya

We just returned from Kenya and have lots of stories and times of  incredible interactions to share. It is amazing to see how God is working all over the world and humbling to have the opportunity to witness it!
Our first few days we spent at a…

H2O for Life Kenya a project of Montana on a Mission

Montana on a Mission’s most recent clean water projects in rural Kenya, where there is an extended drought, were a huge success! More than 30,000 people now have access to clean drinking water for life, and 8 schools now have clean water on site.

Why We Do It

We do what we do because God has blessed us! We want to be His hands and feet in this world. Our hearts break when people don’t have water, food, clothing or shelter.

We are not a relief organization, or at least not in the typical sense. Most of our work is done in communities where we have established relationships and we always go as learners and not just doers. We work with people in partnerships where we come alongside those in need and allow them to come alongside of us.