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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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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Make Joy
Encountering Heaven in Rwanda by Addie Pascal “Father Ubald held his chin and furrowed his brow. Several moments passed as he considered our request. Traveling with kids is not a
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What is your Mission?
Lessons from Mongolia by Amanda Lack, Little Lambs Preschool Director I recently had the opportunity to travel to the country of Mongolia and love on people. The team I was
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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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Of Suitcases and Snacks, or the Case of the Unprepared Mother
by Addie Pascal “Even as I write this, it feels almost too good to be true. Since my first international trip barely across the border into Mexico as a naive
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Sabbatical Prayer Vigil
Join Us in the Power of Prayer by Annie Mueller, PCJH Deacon Why hold a prayer vigil? The Pascal family is embarking on a three month Sabbatical, with travel to
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The Power in Perspective is Thankfulness
A Practice for All Ages by Amanda Lack, Little Lambs Preschool Director To have thankfulness is one of those phrases that’s pretty easy to say, but harder to do. Every
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