First Presbyterian Church of Kalispell
540 South Main
Kalispell, Montana 59901
Phone (406) 752-7488
Fax (406) 755-8130
email: info@pcusa-kalispell.org
First Presbyterian Church Mission Opportunities
The following missions are supported by First Presbyterian Church of Kalispell.
If you are interested in supporting any of these missions through contribution of your time or funds, please contact the organization directly, or contact a member of the Care Team.
- Flathead Food Bank - Donations of non-perishable food may be made at the church’s donation bin, or directly to the organization located at 1203 Hwy. 2 West. Interested in volunteering? Contact Lori Botkin at 752-3663. More information is available on the Food Bank website.
- Flathead Youth Home - Provides shelter care and transitional living support to children in crisis between the ages of 10 and 18. For further information contact Lance Isaac at 755-4622. For more information, visit the website for the Flathead Youth Home.
- Habitat for Humanity - Provides opportunities for home ownership to working low-income families. New projects in local communities are always underway. Contact the director at 257-8803. More information is available on the local Habitat for Humanity website.
- Intermountain Providence Home - Offers emergency shelter for children between the ages of 0 – 10. Contact may be made with the program liaison David Creamer at 871-0137. More information about Intermountain Providence homes can be obtained from their website.
- Neighbors In Need - This is a faith-based fund of last resort administered through area churches. Contact Sheri Stevens at 752-7266.
- Samaritan House - Provides a broad range of services and support to the homeless. Contact Director Chris Krager at 257-5801. A blog for Samaritan House is available here.
- Violence Free Crisis Line/Abbie Shelter - Provides assistance to women and children leaving abusive homes and offers supportive services to live safe and healthy lives. Contact 752-4735 for further information.
In addition to these ongoing mission opportunities, other missions are supported by the church from time to time related to recovery from natural disasters, supporting needy communities, and providing support to domestic and overseas missionaries. Calls for volunteers or funding for these special missions will be included in mailings by the church, or announced during services and included in the Mountain Messenger and PresbyTidings publications.
All church members are encouraged to support missions as their time and resources permit.