District Superintendent Lynn Jackson-Miller visited Park County on August 20.  There was a potluck and afterwards Lynn spoke to the Park County United Methodists.​

Bob Eyman is seated with the other past Grand Marshals.  He is seated next to his wife Loraine.  Mark & Susanne McMinn, Barb Britt, Pastor Mari-Emilie, and Walt stopped by to visit with them.

August 26: ​Pastor Mari-Emilie and her husband Walt went to the Bozeman UMC Family Camp at Luccock Park.  They had fun singing songs around the campfire. Sunday, they enjoyed worshipping at a service outdoors.

​UWF Gathering
Folks from Park County enjoyed joining up with other United Women in Faith members at the gathering on July 29th at Beley Manor in Harlowton.  There was a report from the President of UWF Big Horn District and an update from Rev. Sue King about the Angola trip (there is another trip being planned – contact Sue if interested).  All enjoyed fellowship and worship with each other.  Those who attended also left with some starter for Amish Friendship Bread.

Ice Cream and Cake Social at Nursing Homes
This event on July 30th was a success and enjoyed by everyone there! The guests at Frontier Assisted Living, Caslen Assisted Living, and Livingston Health and Rehab Center (formerly Evergreen) enjoyed colorful cake, Wilcoxson's ice cream and delightful music during the visits from Park County UM Ministries.  A big thanks to all who participated!

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Here's to a blustery weekend. Stay warm and safe out there!

Office Hours
There will be no office hours Thursday, Nov. 24, for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday. Jack will be in the office on Tuesday morning at his usual time.

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I hope you are staying warm on this snowy and chilly day. Be sure to check out the news below as we have some exciting transitions taking place through the holiday season and beyond!

A Message from Reverend Fred
"It is good to give thanks to the LORD, to sing praises to your name, O Most High; to declare your steadfast love in the morning, and your faithfulness by night."

This is the time of year when we are invited into a spirit of thanksgiving. Where we experienced grace? Where have we experienced love? Where have we experienced joy?

Where have we experienced forgiveness? Where have we experienced kindness? Where have we experienced a helping hand?
Some seasons it is easy to reflect on thanksgiving because of the abundance we have experienced. Our songs of thanksgiving echo through the valleys.

Some seasons it may be more difficult in that we experience major trauma, loss, or loss. Still we can discover things for which to be thankful, but the thanksgiving song may be more hushed and muted.

However you are experiencing life in this season, be open and aware of the things in your life for which you can give thanks.      ~ Shalom, Rev. Fred

Members and guests of Park County United Methodist Parish gathered at Holbrook UMC for worship followed by an extremely enlightening presentation by David Riggs of the non-profit organization, K9 Care Montana, Inc. located west of Livingston  He was accompanied by his service dog, 'Grizzly'  David shared a bit of his personal history and then explained his work in training service dogs and their placement at no cost with wounded warriors and children who experience autism.  He has been engaged in this pursuit since 2009 and operates entirely on the support and donations of the public. Together, David and 'Grizzly' demonstrated some of the tasks that service dogs can perform

A delicious buffet lunch was served by members of Holbrook Church following the presentation.