Friday, October 15
6:30-8:30 PM
The Reedley Peace Center will view the video Monty Roberts. Monty Roberts grew up under a violent horse trainer father. Monty believed there had to be a more humane way to tame horses. He found that way while observing the behavior of wild mustangs in the high desert of Nevada. In this video Monty demonstrates the non-verbal language that can tame a wild horse without fear or force. These same principles apply to human relationships as Monty has demonstrated with over 40 foster children.

Light potluck at 6:30. Program begins at 7 pm. This event is sponsored by the Reedley Peace Center and will be held at the Fellowship Hall of First Mennonite Church, on 'L' street between 12th and 13th streets in Reedley. Admission is free. Contact Don Friesen by email at dfriesen@telis.org