Work, Redeemed
by John Hamon This article was originally published in PCJH’s Fall 2022 Pinnacle, “Living Our Faith” A bad boss, underperforming co-workers, mindless tasks, a lack of autonomy, inadequate pay—these might
Continue readingby John Hamon This article was originally published in PCJH’s Fall 2022 Pinnacle, “Living Our Faith” A bad boss, underperforming co-workers, mindless tasks, a lack of autonomy, inadequate pay—these might
Continue readingDear PCJH Family, The Children’s Ministry Team is excited to announce that we have hired Preston Gordon as our Interim Children’s Ministry Coordinator to lead and rebuild our children’s ministry
Continue readingDear PCJH Parents of Children K-5, I hope this email finds you and your family well. As you know we have been searching for a Children’s Ministry Coordinator since February. We are
Continue readingMarch 6th will be a special Sunday, and we want you there! WHO: Any member, friend, attender of the PCJH Family! That’s YOU reading this email! WHAT and WHEN: Bring a Friend to Church
Continue readingDear PCJH Family, This past November 2021 I went on an eight-day pilgrimage with other pastors from around the U.S. to explore the uncomfortable truths of racial injustice in our
Continue readingDear PCJH Family, I am excited to announce that PCJH is partnering with World Vision to bring you the Chosen experience from October 24 through November 14 at the Presbyterian
Continue readingLetter to the PCJH Congregation August 27, 2021 As you probably already know, the Teton County Health Department has announced a mask mandate countywide. Therefore, PCJH is asking that people
Continue readingStories of Transformation: How Has PCJH Shaped Your Life? by Cindy Dahlin, Church Administrator After moving from New Jersey to Jackson, WY in 1990, I looked in our local Yellow
Continue readingThe PCJH Session met this past Tuesday at their regular monthly meeting in order to provide the congregation with further guidance as it relates to COVID and PCJH ministry programs
Continue reading2021 Sabbatical Rev. Tamara Mitchell Rev. Eugene Peterson said, “Sabbath is the time set aside to do nothing so that we can receive everything, to set aside our anxious attempts
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