Religious Life
The Campus Ministry & Spiritual Life program, under the guidance of the Chaplain and with the assistance of the Interfaith Council, invites students, faculty, and staff to explore and develop their spiritual and religious lives. The Chaplain's Office at Rocky Mountain College offers a variety of programs and services for all students, faculty, staff, parents, and alumni.
- Sunday Evening Vespers at 9 PM in the Lillis Chapel
- Weekly Christian Community Worship: Tuesday, 10:45-11:30 AM in the Lillis Chapel
- Feed Your Soul Monday, featuring homemade treats, 11 AM-1 PM in the Student Center
- Weekly lunchtime discussions on current events (Wednesdays at noon)
- An open chapel for prayer meditation, or study
- Weekly gatherings of campus religious groups such as Intervarsity Christian Fellowship and Billings Catholic Campus Ministry
- Information on local congregations and religious groups in Billings
- Programs on spirituality and religion
- Student support & compassion
- Opportunities for spiritual growth and religious exploration
The Chaplain, an ordained Christian minister, is available to all members of the RMC community, regardless of religious affiliation, spiritual need, or denomination. All are welcome to attend programs and services.
The Chapel is located on the Garden (lower) level of the Bair Family Student Center. The Chaplain's office is located in the Southwest corner of the Chapel and is accessed through the Chapel. Rocky Mountain College also has an outdoor Chapel, which is used for worship in the autumn and spring.
In addition to the programs offered by the Chaplain's office, RMC has campus groups that welcome any and all newcomers. For more information about these groups, please click on the links provided.
Dan Hargrove is the advisor for the InterVarsity Christian Fellowship (IV). The group meets weekly, Wednesdays at 7:30 PM in the Chapel (unless otherwise noted).
Mary K. Ronan is the Catholic Campus Minister for Billings. The group consists of students from both Billings campuses and participates in a variety of activities and programs, in partnership with St. Pius X Church of Billings.
Denominational or religious groups may be formed by students with the assistance of the Chaplain. Staff and faculty members may advise these groups or a leader may be available from the Billings community.
If you would like information about additional programs sponsored by local churches or campus staff, please email the Chaplain's Office for contact information.
