For Your Faith Journey
Are you seeking encouragement, inspiration or motivation in your spiritual journey? Looking for new ideas on how to connect with God? Wondering what’s new at PCJH? Check out our newest
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It’s a good thing…
by Pamela Konstant, PCJH attender and current missionary at Camp des Cimes in France “I was blessed to have my daughter come over Christmas and help cook for the Camp
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What is Blue Christmas?
by Rev. Ben Pascal This Sunday, December 22nd, at 5:00pm PCJH will be hosting a Blue Christmas service in the Dahlquist Chapel. All are welcome. You may be wondering what
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Church on the Mountain
Last winter, PCJH had the honor of partnering with A Christian Ministry in the National Parks (ACMNP) and Jackson Hole Mountain Resort for the first time to offer worship services
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Moving Toward the Manger
by Rev. Tammy Mitchell, Associate Pastor While the storefronts and festivities are declaring the arrival of the Christmas season, the Christian calendar says otherwise. In truth, we are currently in
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Eight Ideas to Help You Reclaim Gratitude This Season
From the Fuller Youth Institute website by Kara Powell, Executive Director “Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays. I love the weather. I love the food. I love spending four
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God At Work
Dear PCJH family, It is with great excitement and joy that we welcome the two newest staff members to our church: Karee Miller Jaeger, Music & Worship Coordinator, and Laura
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How Do You Spell Presbyterian?
by Rev. Tammy Mitchell, Associate Pastor How many of us have asked, what’s the difference between denominations? Aren’t we all the same? Why are there so many divisions? As much
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Youth as Co-Participants
At every PCJH staff meeting, we begin by sharing where we’ve seen God’s grace at work, in our own lives and in the life of the church. Of course, Brad
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A Living Legacy
By Cindy Dahlin, Church Administrator Weren’t we just discussing gardening, and spring, and pruning?! Now we are already back in the cycle of transitional seasons and cutting back and turning
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