Montana Jewish Project

Montana Jewish Project A statewide Jewish community center in Montana’s first synagogue—Helena’s 1891 Temple Emanu-El.

Montana Jewish Project is taking a summer pause from events this season. As we search for our next Executive Director, w...
05/27/2026

Montana Jewish Project is taking a summer pause from events this season. As we search for our next Executive Director, we are creating space to prepare for new leadership and encouraging everyone, including ourselves, to reconnect and enjoy the summer. We will see you in the fall with fresh energy and exciting things ahead.

At Shavuot, Jewish tradition speaks of standing together at the mountain—listening, learning, and building Jewish commun...
05/22/2026

At Shavuot, Jewish tradition speaks of standing together at the mountain—listening, learning, and building Jewish community wherever we are.

Wishing you a meaningful Shavuot

Please join us on Tuesday, June 23 at 6 PM on Temple Emanu-El lawn for a farewell gathering honoring Rebecca’s leadershi...
05/20/2026

Please join us on Tuesday, June 23 at 6 PM on Temple Emanu-El lawn for a farewell gathering honoring Rebecca’s leadership and all that has been built together through MJP. This will be a chance to connect with one another, reflect on the past few years, and look ahead to MJP’s next chapter.

If you are aren’t able to join us, please consider making a gift to support MJP’s work in Rebecca’s honor:

https://montanajewishproject.charityproud.org/Donate/Index/42897

We stand in solidarity with our Muslim neighbors and with all communities facing hatred and violence.No one should fear ...
05/19/2026

We stand in solidarity with our Muslim neighbors and with all communities facing hatred and violence.

No one should fear for their safety in a house of worship.

May the memories of those killed be a blessing, and all who are affected find comfort and healing.

05/13/2026

We will miss you, Kaelie! You have helped make MJP a stronger organization and a stronger community, and we are grateful to you.

You brought thoughtfulness, creativity, and care to everything you touched—along with the kind of organizational skill that kept so many different pieces moving. Much of what you did happened behind the scenes, often unrecognized, but it made all the difference.

We don’t have many photos of you at our events because you were usually the one behind the scenes, making sure everything ran smoothly and everyone else was having a good time. The ones we do have are almost always of you in motion.

You will always be part of MJP’s story, and we’re excited for you as you head to Japan for this next chapter.

You can read Kaelie’s newsletter message on our website. Link in bio

05/13/2026

Join MJP on Sunday from 1-2:30 to learn how to collect oral histories like Eldon's! Workshop will be led by Emmy award winning journalist Clay Scott. Event held in Helena. Find the link to register on the front page of montanajewishproject.com

05/08/2026

Join us next Friday for Shabbat Across Montana! Led by rabbis and community members, we'll think about journeys in our lives: where we're going, what we're taking, and who we're with. Find the link at our link tree: https://linktr.ee/MTJewishProject

On Sunday, May 17, from 1-2:30 pm, join MJP and Clay Scott, Emmy-award winning journalist for an introductory look at ho...
05/01/2026

On Sunday, May 17, from 1-2:30 pm, join MJP and Clay Scott, Emmy-award winning journalist for an introductory look at how and why to gather oral histories. Inspired by MJP's work creating an oral history of Jewish Montana, this event is open to anyone interested in preserving the history of their community. Sign up at this link: https://montanajewishproject.charityproud.org/EventRegistration/Index/27194.

04/28/2026

Come work for MJP in the role of Executive Director. Job posting closes May 8th. Job description on the front page of montanajewishproject.com.

04/23/2026

Join MAOR and MJP for Shabbat Across Montana on May 15th, starting at 6 PM on Zoom. Rabbis and members from congregations across the state will lead our Shabbat services centered around the theme of “Jewish Journeys.” We will reflect on questions of where we are going and how we will get there. Register here: https://linktr.ee/MTJewishProject

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515 Ewing Street
Helena, MT
59601

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