God's Ten Commandments Park

COLUMBIA FALLS – Even against a backdrop of scenery that draws millions of visitors from around the world, God’s Ten Commandments Park is hard to miss.

“I tell people when they drive through the Ten Commandments Park they see the glory of God, and when they go into Glacier Park they see the majesty of God and his creation,” founder Philip Klevmoen said.

Last summer, a few thousand people visited the park, which is along U.S. Highway 2 east of Columbia Falls. Klevmoen expects more this year now that landscaping and a paved driveway have been added to the complex. Rock work is coming.

https://www.greatfallstribune.com/story/news/local/2016/07/11/columbia-falls-religious-billboards-elicits-range-emotions/86969230/

The vandal wore a bandanna to cover his face and a cap. The person, who appeared to be male, all but sauntered through a few brief recorded frames — as though he was in no hurry.

According to surveillance cameras at God’s Ten Commandments Park, the vandalism occurred during the first few minutes of Monday morning at the site east of Columbia Falls along U.S. 2.

Philip Klevmoen, owner of the park, said this latest incident is the third or fourth occurrence of vandalism at the park since its opening in 2014.

https://www.dailyinterlake.com/local_news/20190729/ten_commandments_park_vandalized_

Featured Image Credit: Gods10.com / Gods Ten Commandments. godsten.net/gods10park.html.