Built in the 1970s, it serves as a year-round place of worship for local residents. Windows behind the altar frame the towering peak of Mt. Republic. Visitors are welcome. A nondenominational church, this picture-perfect log and native stone chapel was built in 1955 as a memorial to the World War II fallen comrades of the 163rd Infantry. It was built by Col. Nelson Story III, a former member of the 163rd.
Guests are welcome at worship services.
The chapel doors are open continuously throughout the summer months for meditation and prayer. This is a popular wedding chapel. The Big Sky Chapel in Meadow Village on the Big Sky road should be completed by the summer of 1999. In winter, residents of Big Sky worshipped first in homes, then in commercial locations such as the Golden Eagle Lodge. Built entirely through volunteer work and donations, this beautiful chapel is a lovely addition to the region's roadside chapels.