Close to 200 people gathered in Busby, MT May 28-30 to celebrate "100 Years of God's Faithfulness" with the White River Cheyenne Mennonite Church.  Begun by the Foreign Mission Board of the General Conference Mennonite Church in 1904, the congregation now includes 3rd and 4th generation Mennonites. 

The group gathered included families of past and present pastors, former members and workers, and other friends of the congregation.  Each day was structured with worship times morning and evening, and free time for tours, visiting, or other activities in the afternoon.  Meals were provided for all present, including a traditional Cheyenne meal on Saturday evening.

Peter Graber, representing Mennonite Mission Network, presents a plaque to Congregational Chair, Floyd Fisher, and Pastor Willis Busenitz on the occassion of the congregations centennial.

Herb & Helen (Habagger) Fretz look at the Memorial dedicated on Friday morning.  the memorial was designed and built by Vern Buller of the congregation.

Current Pastor Willis Busenitz leads the congregation while member Leonard Littlewolf looks on.

Guest Speaker Steve Cheramie Risingsun chats with Esther Wenger, who previously served at Busby with her husband Malcolm.