Meditations for Advent
Week 1 ~ Hope by Addie Pascal I never knew much about Advent growing up, beyond those little countdown calendars with the bad chocolate and jolly cartoon Santas and
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A Space to Call Their Own
Youth Lounge Update November 2018 The YARD room just underwent a transformation. New flooring, fresh paint, updated lighting, comfy furniture, and most importantly – a working foosball table! This room
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Habitat Build Day
When Giving Leads to Gratitude by Laura Soltau Last weekend, over 20 of our PCJH friends gathered for some building and bonding with Habitat. The missions committee and our church
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Parents: Here is Your Cue!
An App for Families to Deepen Faith by Dylan Wade Our Children’s Ministry has used in the past and is currently using Orange Curriculums for most of our programs, including
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What We’re Reading
A Peek at the Bookshelves Need some new book recommendations? Look no further! Check out what the PCJH staff is currently enjoying. Click here: What We’re Reading
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Last Month’s Women’s Retreat
A Super Smoothie for the Soul By Deb Keenan I am a Women’s Retreat Junkie. Let’s just start right there. I confess, right here in front of these witnesses, that
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Creating a Culture of Community by Dylan Wade The Game This past Sunday, a majority of the parents who attend our church met at Pastor Tammy’s house for a mixer.
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Two Things I’ve learned from Fred Rogers
Confession: I don’t like going to movie theaters. And by “don’t like” I do mean detest. I know, I know, some of you are already wondering how we can even
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Rummage Sale Reaches New Heights!
This year’s PCJH RUMMAGE SALE, held on June 9th , was a shining success! We had a variety of high-quality donations, great volunteers, and a steady stream of shoppers. We
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Youth Mission Week
“And who is my neighbor” – Luke 10:29 Entering 6th – 9th grade students are invited to explore the question, “Who is my neighbor?” by visiting and volunteering at service-related
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