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We are so fortunate to receive donations from people across Montana and out of state. Our growing library is stocked entirely with books...

Artists can find inspiration in almost anything, and one Helena artist is looking to fill his artistic vision with his religion.

"We're just so grateful for the community and all the people that support us. Whether it's showing up at events, or being allies."

A Rabbi who is a member of the house, was only afforded one opportunity to deliver the invocation.

MJP has been troubled by a sharp increase in antisemitic incidents and attacks across Montana in recent years.

The Montana Jewish Project asked Speaker of the House Matt Regier this week if he could help the nonprofit understand the reason Rep. Ed Sta

Organizers said they want to provide an opportunity for MT's lawmakers to learn about the vital role Montana Jews play in the state.

Hanukkah's resonance & unique traditions offer a great window into Jewish communities across the world.

Montana has among the fewest Jews — and the most hate groups — per capita of any state. Hanukkah, a group of Montana Jews decided, presents

Many faiths were represented at Sunday’s celebration. Sukkot is a weeklong Jewish holiday that comes five days after Yom Kippur.

"I made my $100,000 donation to the Montana Jewish Project in memoriam of my father. His name was Mausas Erdmanas when he came to the...

Sunday evening marked the beginning of Hanukkah. This year, the celebration of the Festival of Lights is extra special for Montana Jews.

The Jewish community in Montana’s state capital has not had a place to gather in 80 years. But a group is changing that.

For the last 40 years, a stone building on Ewing Street has housed offices for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Helena.

Now, the hope is to turn the building into a community center that can serve the needs of the estimated 100 Jewish people who reside in Hele

Completed in 1891, Temple Emanu-El was the first synagogue built between St. Paul, Minnesota, and Portland, Oregon.

Montana Jewish Project co-founder Rebecca Stanfel, left, and Roman Catholic Diocese of Helena Bishop Austin Vetter sign the buy/sell...

Montana may be the last place you’d expect a spiritual seeker to find Judaism. But it was here that I found a Jewish community that fit me.