Christmas in the Park helps Sertoma support its efforts to give back to the community with the assistance of local businesses who sponsor more than 60 Christmas themed light displays, according to a news release.

The lights will be displayed Nov. 28-Dec. 31, from 5:30-10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and from 5:30-10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday.

“A drive through Christmas in the Park is sure to brighten your holidays,” said Keli Rosselli-Sullivan, Sertoma president. “We are excited to have several new displays this year to add to this holiday tradition for so many families.”

Money to support Sertoma activities is raised through a variety of activities such as Christmas in the Park. Money earned goes back into the community through the different activities sponsored by Sertoma.

Submitted Photo Light displays such as these will be featured at Sertoma’s Christmas in the Park at Oak Park from Nov. 28-Dec. 31.

Minot Sertoma, which is short for “SERvice TO MAnkind,” has served the Minot community since 1959. Since then, Sertoma has donated more than $1 million to the Minot community and surrounding area. Membership consists of more than 60 area businessmen and women who are committed to giving back to their community.

Minot Sertoma serves the Minot community in a variety of ways. Areas of interest and service include speech and hearing disorders and youth-related activities. Sertoma supports local education through scholarships and supports organized activities such as STEAM T-ball league, yearly scholarships in speech and hearing studies at Minot State University, as well as purchasing sound systems and hearing equipment for local classrooms.