Empathize with Today’s Young People
What was your favorite piece of clothing in your teenage years?! I’ve recently started wearing a pair of bell-bottoms – I’ve gotten a giggle out the responses from friends who
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The Side Effect of JOY
by Dylan Wade, Children’s Ministry Coordinator During the interview process with our perspective JOY staff we ask a difficult question about their faith. This question goes something to the effect
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The Surprise of Small Groups
By Rev. Tammy Mitchell For years, the thought of being in a small group was terrifying for me. I had absolutely no interest in being with people I didn’t really
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Sing, Sing, and then Sing Some More!
by Cindy Dahlin, Church Administrator We all sing – admit it. Maybe it’s in your car, or during a shower, or humming a song (counts as singing), or whistling (also
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The Journey Back to France
From Gentle Nudges to Answered Prayers by PCJH attender Pamela Konstant “God’s Gentle Nudges Begin I had a great job with the State. I was in an amazing location that
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A New Rhythm to Life
by Rev. Ben Pascal Dear PCJH Family, Sabbatical is a time of renewal and reflection on one’s life. I did a lot of praying and thinking about my daily and
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Home Sweet Home
by Rev. Ben Pascal Dear PCJH Family, The Pascal family is back! It was so much fun to be at home in the world this summer in Ethiopia, Rwanda, Croatia
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Take the Wild Stairs
by Addie Pascal “We popped out of the dusty trail below the Acropolis, sun just beginning to drop in the summer evening sky. It must have been 7pm already and
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A Part of History
Salzburg Festival 2019 by Kenny Hadden, Worship & Music Director Click here to hear the bells of Salzburg. “If you remember one thing from your time in Salzburg, I hope
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Insights From Abroad
Insights, Quandaries, and Hilarities, Episode 3 by Addie Pascal “Bambino. One too many meltdowns in the last month had Ben and I hell bent on finding a playground for our
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