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For almost 20 years, The Island Reader has featured the work of residents living on Maine’s unbridged islands. Each edition, published annually by Maine Seacoast Mission, contains a range of stories, prose, art, and photographs from a wide variety of island residents...
Flip through the 1913 edition of Sigma Kappa Sorority’s The Triangle newsletter, and you will find Sigma Kappa alumna and assistant missionary to the Mission Hannah Powell requesting the help of her sisters. She wrote, “Would the Sigma sisters minister with their...
Join the Mission this summer and tour our 74-foot service boat, the Sunbeam, this summer. Each Friday from July 5 to August 30 at 1:00 p.m., the public is welcome aboard the boat in Northeast Harbor marina. Visitors will learn about the organization’s history and its...
Great Harbor Maritime Museum’s exhibit “Beacons of Hope” shares highlights of Maine Seacoast Mission, from its founding in 1905 to present day. This is the second year the museum has highlighted the Mission and its archives. Your gift to the Maine Seacoast Mission...
Every summer, hundreds of kids take part in the Mission’s EdGE Summer Camp in Downeast Maine. These weekly camps include fun activities, time exploring the outdoors, field trips, crafts, games, and much more. The Mission works to make the camps affordable and...
The Mission welcomes teams and individual players to compete in the 20th EDGE Tennis Tournament on Saturday, September 7 at the Northeast Harbor Tennis Club. The Tournament benefits EdGE, the Mission’s signature education program. Taking place from 8:00 a.m. to...
The Mission is pleased to announce the 30 new Mission Scholarship award recipients from Hancock and Washington Counties. Representing nine high schools in the Mission’s service area, the newest Mission Scholars include: Lacey Bailey, Bucksport High School Leah...
The Spring 2024 issue of The Bulletin, which is on its way to mailboxes, focuses on the Mission’s partners and how leaning into these partnerships will help create thriving communities. This issue builds on last Fall’s issue of The Bulletin which shared how the...