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
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Meet JOY! Part 4
Can you believe that JOY Camp has reached its halfway point this summer? We are so thankful for an incredible JOY staff that has kept camp running smoothly and has
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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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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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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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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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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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Great is Thy Faithfulness
In Awe of God’s Unending Guidance by Megan Walker, PCJH’s Whitworth Fellow Since I first arrived in Jackson nearly two weeks ago, I have started each day at my desk
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Revelations, Quandaries, and Hilarities. Episode 1 by Addie Pascal I’m really excited about this little series, because a) I have a lot of material and b) I like to infuse
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Taking Wisdom From the Vines
Reflections Before Take Off by Addie Pascal When I was about 8 months pregnant with Nina, I seriously considered having a t-shirt made (a very LARGE t-shirt) that read: “Yes,
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