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Billings, Montana
Free LGBTQ+ youth drop-in at Grace UMC, Thursdays 5:30–7:30pm for grades 7–12
Rainbow Coffee House is a weekly LGBTQ+ youth drop-in at Grace United Methodist Church on Avenue B in Billings. Open Thursdays from 5:30 to 7:30pm when school is in session, it's a free gathering where kids in grades 7–12 and trusted allies meet to drink coffee, eat snacks, and connect with community in a safe, affirming space. Run by the church's Reconciling Ministry, all adult volunteers are background-checked and there's a no-proselytizing policy. It's one of the few dedicated LGBTQ+ youth spaces in Montana.
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