January 2026 Newsletter

Homeward Bound 2025 Sharing love in Sweet Grass County. Neighbors helping neighbors.

Homeward Bound 2025 was a great success! During the week of service God was glorified in so many ways. Whether you baked cookies, brought breakfast foods or worked tirelessly the week of service, all our collective efforts came together to show the love of Jesus in our community. Well done and Thank you! Here is what we accomplished together:

💙48 locations-families served
💛91 projects completed
💙26 dump runs
💛1264 volunteer hours for the week of service
💙238 volunteers the week of service
💛242 breakfasts served
💙180 ice creams served
💛18 backpacks, 5 graphing calculators, and teacher supplies donated
💙13 volunteers baked 145 dozen cookies, 1740 cookies were bagged for the Spring Fling and Sweet Grass Fest

💛38 volunteers prepared or purchased breakfast foods
💙17 attended the prayer service to pray over our community the Sunday before Homeward Bound began

💛9 of our 12 local churches were represented in the week of service

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Montana on a Mission
Montana on a Mission2 weeks ago
We are gearing up for Homeward Bound 2026 and we need you! Join us Thursday evening, March 5, at 6 PM in the basement meeting room of the Carnegie Public library in big timber. Come and be a part of surfer with love and Sweet Grass County this year. ♥️
Montana on a Mission
Montana on a Mission
Montana on a Mission1 month ago
It warms our hearts to receive these videos of ladies at our newest project, Otalet, fetching clean water on their way home from church.
Thanks be to God and all of you who pray and contribute financially to make these dreams come true!
"I give you a new commandment: that you should love one another. Just as I have loved you, so you too should love one another." John 13:34
#loveoneanother #montanaonamission #cleanwater #livingwater #maasai #kenya
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.