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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Sabbatical: Information & FAQs for PCJH
Sabbatical for Rev. Ben Pascal and the Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole April 29, 2019 – August 7, 2019 “Thus the heavens and the earth were completed in all
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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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How Do Christians Fit Into the Two-Party System? They Don’t
The historical Christian positions on social issues don’t match up with contemporary political alignments ~ by Timothy Keller Rev. Tim Keller is the founder of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New
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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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Imani Milele Choir by the numbers
This past weekend we were honored to host the Imani Milele Children's Choir from Uganda. They are on a six-month tour of the US to raise awareness about the plight
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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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Surprised by Hospitality
Summer is upon us and with summer comes a swarm of tourists to Jackson Hole. We also see an influx of visitors at church on Sunday mornings. With this in
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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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