Join us for the Sweet Grass Fest Fun Run. This 5k walk/run is a great way to start the day. Registration is $25 before June 21 and $30 the week of the race. Stay for the rest of the fun at Sweet Grass Fest: rodeo, live music, car show, parade, vendors, kids zone, and more! 100% of proceeds go to support Montana on a Mission programs.

  • Date

    June 27th, 2026

  • Time

    8:30 AM

  • Location

    Big Timber City Hall
    103 E 3rd Ave
    Big Timber, MT 59011

  • Packet Pick-Up & Onsite Registration

    In front of City Hall
    6/26 5:30pm-6:30pm
    6/27 7:15am-8:00am

  • Results

    Check back for results after the run!

Sweet Grass Fest Fun Run

Join us for the Sweet Grass Fest Fun Run. This 5k walk/run is a great way to start the day. The course winds its way down by the Boulder River and back downtown for the festivities.

Early Bird registration is $25 before May 31, Standard Registration is $30 through June 20th, $35 the week of the race.

Stay for the rest of the fun at Sweet Grass Fest: rodeo, live music, car show, parade, vendors, kids zone, and more!

100% of proceeds go to support Montana on a Mission programs.

January 2026 Newsletter

Homeward Bound 2025 Sharing love in Sweet Grass County. Neighbors helping neighbors.

Homeward Bound 2025 was a great success! During the week of service God was glorified in so many ways. Whether you baked cookies, brought breakfast foods or worked tirelessly the week of service, all our collective efforts came together to show the love of Jesus in our community. Well done and Thank you! Here is what we accomplished together:

💙48 locations-families served
💛91 projects completed
💙26 dump runs
💛1264 volunteer hours for the week of service
💙238 volunteers the week of service
💛242 breakfasts served
💙180 ice creams served
💛18 backpacks, 5 graphing calculators, and teacher supplies donated
💙13 volunteers baked 145 dozen cookies, 1740 cookies were bagged for the Spring Fling and Sweet Grass Fest

💛38 volunteers prepared or purchased breakfast foods
💙17 attended the prayer service to pray over our community the Sunday before Homeward Bound began

💛9 of our 12 local churches were represented in the week of service

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Kenya update.
We have had a blessed first week and have seen God’s hand in so many situations. His plans, His timing and His protection. Beautiful people and landscapes.
We have been working in a completely new community that we were led to last year. Nkoirienito is “in the middle of nowhere, “as they say. The tourists don’t come here and the politicians don’t care. There isn’t a single borehole or clean water source for miles and miles. The community has several small seasonal springs that get them through a few months of the year but during the dry season they dig pits by hand up to 15 feet deep to reach water for their families and livestock.
Today we had our geologist come to test 4 locations on public land near a small primary school on a hill. We were blessed with a great result. It initially appears that we are very likely to get water at the school and able to pipe it downhill to villages below. This not only will provide the community with access to clean water but also greatly reduce the time and distance that the women and children have to walk to fetch water. 💦
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We are gearing up for Homeward Bound 2026 and we need you! Join us Thursday evening, March 5, at 6 PM in the basement meeting room of the Carnegie Public library in big timber. Come and be a part of surfer with love and Sweet Grass County this year. ♥️
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Why We Do It

We do what we do because God has blessed us! We want to be His hands and feet in this world. Our hearts break when people don’t have water, food, clothing or shelter.

We are not a relief organization, or at least not in the typical sense. Most of our work is done in communities where we have established relationships and we always go as learners and not just doers. We work with people in partnerships where we come alongside those in need and allow them to come alongside of us.