St. Andrew's Episcopal Church

06/03/2026

The rains will make the flowers grow, and sunshine will make them bloom! Thank you to the folks who keep our lawn and flower gardens looking great!

05/31/2026

05/27/2026

Because I love owls! Especially because of this Trinity Sunday.
Worship at St. Andrew's begins a 10 am
110 6th Ave E, Polson, MT

Actual photo of the Holy Trinity

Photo by Richard Brooks

05/21/2026

On this day, the Spirit is poured out, opening the way of life to every people and every place. The breath of God fills the church, sending us out to proclaim, to serve, and to love in ways that renew the world. We pray that this gift would be kindled in us again, that we may share in the life of the Holy Spirit and bear it to the ends of the earth.

05/17/2026

Sunday morning worship in the Sanctuary 5/17/2026

05/10/2026

Sunday morning worship in the Sanctuary 5/10/2026

05/10/2026

The Comfort of the Holy Spirit is ours; John 14:15-21.

04/28/2026

Let's join in with understanding the crisis and advocating for change!

Native American women in the United States are experiencing a crisis of violence and sexual abuse.

They go missing by the thousands at rates considerably higher than those of any other race. This history can be traced back to the Doctrine of Discovery, the colonization of Indigenous lands, and the perpetuation of policies that continue to support the perpetrators rather than protect Native women.

During this event, we will dive into the historical and systemic factors that increase vulnerability, including:

➡️The Legacy of Colonization: How forced assimilation and dispossession created deep systemic inequalities

➡️Institutional Racism: The erosion of Indigenous sovereignty and social structures through historical policies

➡️Barriers to Justice: How systemic discrimination and bias in policing lead to low clearance rates and a lack of accountability

➡️Socioeconomic Vulnerabilities: The intersection of poverty, unstable employment, and geographical marginalization

Following the educational presentation, we will join together for "Say Their Names," a prayer service to honor our stolen relatives and seek strength for the work of dismantling these colonial structures.

Join us in learning a bit more about Missing and Murdered Indigeous Women (MMIW) and praying for those who were stolen, and those impacted, as we seek to end the violence.

🗓️ MMIW Day, May 5
⏰ 5pm ET | 4pm CT | 3pm MT | 2pm PT
🔗 eds.edu/programs/631/mmiw

This event is co-sponsored by the Episcopal Diocese of Arizona/The Council for Native American Ministry, Episcopal Divinity School (EDS), and The Coalition to Dismantle the Doctrine of Discovery.