Edgewood Bark Park

Edgewood Bark Park Edgewood Bark Park, an Edgewood Church ministry. Open dawn-dusk; Greyhound hours-Saturdays 10:45-12:15 1. Dogs must be current on shots (rabies/DHLPP).
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Always be kind and respectful to others and their pets.
2. You are personally responsible for your own behavior and that of your dog(s). Owners should stay in the dog park (fenced area/adjacent parking lot only) and supervise their collared dog with a leash readily available.
3. Children must be supervised by an adult at all times and should NOT approach any dog without permission from owner. Extr

a caution should be used if you bring small children in the park.
4. Please clean up dog waste and dispose of in the provided receptacle.
6. Please keep your dog(s) leashed until you get into the double gates and exiting for their safety; and make sure both gates are closed properly.
7. Owners must immediately leash dogs showing aggressive behavior towards people or other dogs.
8. Food and drink are not allowed in the park, but feel free to use the picnic tables outside the park and include cleanup. Water buckets and water are supplied on the grounds for dogs. When using hose water, make sure it is turned off when you are finished.
9. No alcohol, vaping, drug usage, smoking, or use of fireworks is allowed on the property.
10. The dog park is open from dawn to dusk most days. It is still open on Sunday mornings between 10 and 11 am during our church service, which you are more than welcome to attend. Our service offers a relevant biblical message and contemporary, live band.
11. From time to time, the park may be closed for church events which you are welcome to attend. For your safety, the park is also closed when grass is being mowed or treated for fire ants.
12. The park will not be used to promote any religious beliefs or philosophies that are contrary to those of Edgewood Church.
13. Permission is needed before selling items on church property, including the Bark Park. For safety, during the Greyhounds’ Saturday meetups (10:45-12:15) only muzzled greyhounds are allowed in the large park area during the posted time. This information is on the park page and posted at the park. Please respect these times and plan your visits accordingly. Other dogs may make use of the small dog park during this time. Everyone is welcome but we do reserve the right to ban any individual (s) who choose(s) not to follow these guidelines. Edgewood Church is not responsible for any incidents that may occur on the grounds. Owners are legally and financially responsible for themselves and their pet(s).

08/31/2025

Pastor’s Corner – Labor Day Weekend
Labor Day reminds us how much of life is spent working. Whether it’s at a job, at home, or just trying to make ends meet, we all know what it feels like to be tired. Sometimes it seems like life itself is one long shift that never ends.

In fact, many of us come here to the Bark Park for more than just a place to walk our dog. It’s a place of peace and community after a day of work.

Think about this: God cares about your work, and He also cares about your rest. Jesus once said, “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest” (Matthew 11:28). That’s more than just a nap—it’s a deep peace for your soul.
This weekend as you take a break, remember: your worth is not measured by how many hours you put in or how much you produce. You are loved by the One who made you. He offers not only strength for today but also rest that lasts forever.
Happy Labor Day weekend. May you find both strength for the work ahead and true rest for your soul.
— Johnny Larrabee-

To all at the Bark park have blessed Labor day weekend.
08/29/2025

To all at the Bark park have blessed Labor day weekend.

08/25/2025
A word of explanation. If you see Bella out in the parking lot with a set of bucket drums, she is trying to raise money ...
08/12/2025

A word of explanation. If you see Bella out in the parking lot with a set of bucket drums, she is trying to raise money for Marie. 
This is Marie. She has been like an aunt to Bella and has really helped raise her from the time she was a baby. Bella feels so helpless with her in the hospital, so she wants to help raise money.
We are doing a fundraiser for her but Bella is trying in her own way as well.
Marie’s husband passed away in April and she was in a terrible car accident last week and will be laid up for a few months with two broken legs and other injuries.

https://www.givesendgo.com/LovetheLuceys

Nice meeting you today, Haggi! You are sweet and good looking Great Dane.
07/21/2025

Nice meeting you today, Haggi! You are sweet and good looking Great Dane.

07/19/2025

ATTENTION:This is an important and somewhat disappointing announcement. Please take note.
Unfortunately, in Greenville County, it is fully legal to shoot off fireworks from your own property. Therefore, we have no legal recourse against the neighbor who has been shooting off fireworks.
We were originally informed that he could be stopped with a breach of peace order, but that is not the case.
I really hate it for everyone here but I think the best thing that we can do is ignore it and hope it goes away.
Unless there is an incident on the dog park property, there’s no need to confront the neighbor, call the police or ask us to do anything because there is nothing that can be done. I am truly sorry.
We are here if you need us and so are the police but sometimes there is just nothing we can do except pray. Never underestimate the power of prayer.

Thank You and I’m sorry to bring bad news.

Johnny Larrabee
Pastor at Edgewood Church

Please be on the lookout for Coop. He went missing from the Bark Park tonight. Please PM this page if you have any inf...
07/18/2025

Please be on the lookout for Coop. He went missing from the Bark Park tonight. Please PM this page if you have any information. Thanks.

Please PM this page if interested.
07/14/2025

Please PM this page if interested.

PASTOR’S CORNER for July 4th.From Valley Forge to VictoryWhile Valley Forge is often remembered as the lowest and most d...
07/02/2025

PASTOR’S CORNER for July 4th.
From Valley Forge to Victory

While Valley Forge is often remembered as the lowest and most desperate point in the American Revolution, it was also the turning point. How could a place marked by freezing temperatures, starvation, disease, and despair become the beginning of victory? Because as James 5:16 reminds us, “The effective, fervent prayer of a righteous person avails much.”
During the bitter winter of 1777–1778, General George Washington didn’t just lead with strategy—he led with prayer. Facing insurmountable odds, he left the camp to seek God’s face, crying out to the “God of the armies” for divine help. His prayer was not in vain.
On February 23, 1778, God answered. Baron von Steuben arrived at Valley Forge with the training, structure, and discipline the Continental Army desperately needed. He introduced hygiene protocols, drills, and military strategy that transformed ragged troops into a formidable force. What looked like the end became the beginning of victory—because one man turned to God in prayer.

Please note the new Venmo QR code below if you would like to donate to the park.
07/01/2025

Please note the new Venmo QR code below if you would like to donate to the park.

06/23/2025

Someone left a large tent in the Bark Park. Please PM this page if anyone knows who owns this. Thank you.

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