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When a Vaccine Clinic is Much More 

When a Vaccine Clinic is Much More 

A few minutes after the Sunbeam tied up on Frenchboro, islanders made their way onto the boat. They were there for Covid and flu vaccines. While some islanders just stopped by to get their shots and maybe grab a cookie, others stayed to enjoy lunch or dinner and chat...

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Knitting for the Mission for more than a century

Knitting for the Mission for more than a century

Last year, the Mission received more than 2,000 handcrafted hats, mittens, scarves, socks, and lap blankets from around the country. While it is not clear when the first knitted item was given as a Christmas present on the Maine coast, as early as 1910, the Mission...

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Fall/Winter Bulletin Puts Community First

Fall/Winter Bulletin Puts Community First

“Community First is part oath and part rallying cry. It is both Mission history and Mission plan. A prayer and a promise.” Mission President John Zavodny shares when explaining how the phrase Community First was a central tenant of the Mission’s 2023 planning and...

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Community Profile: Derrick Sibbald of Isle au Haut

Community Profile: Derrick Sibbald of Isle au Haut

The Mission’s communities are vibrant and diverse and they span a nine-thousand-five-hundred square mile area that more than ninety-thousand Mainers call home spanning from southern Maine to the Canadian border. We are sharing the stories of these people and their...

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Sign Up for the Mission’s Christmas Program  

Sign Up for the Mission’s Christmas Program  

Since 1905, Maine Seacoast Mission has helped generations of children and families have a merry Christmas through its Christmas Program. If you or someone you know needs assistance in placing presents under the tree this year, families can now sign up to recieve gifts...

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