Cindy Dahlin

Cindy was born in Newark, NJ and before moving to Jackson in 1989 had never been further west than Scranton, PA. She was raised in Presbyterian Churches throughout NJ and upon moving to Jackson, WY was unsure where to worship before the PCJH New Development Church began. Cindy and her husband, Jeff, were among the initial Charter Members of PCJH. She has served in many leadership capacities including several terms as a Deacon and Elder; sings in the Adult Choir; and currently is employed at this church – the dream job of a lifetime! Previous careers include paralegal; real estate; administrator and personal assistant for mutual fund chairman; founder and director of a local youth mentoring program; and marketing for an assisted living facility. There is nothing better than walking in the door to spend your day serving Jesus Christ and His church. She and Jeff have collectively raised their six children in Jackson and are totally blessed to have four of them return to Jackson with grandchildren! In the summers she enjoys gardening, camping boating, and still is looking for a favorite winter activity! Please call if she can be of any service to you at the Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole.

Dylan Wade

Dylan Wade was born and raised in Northern Michigan (L.P.) and has spent most of his adult life in the Christian camping world. Besides going to various day and overnight camps as a kid, he has worked the last 14 years as a counselor, program staff, outdoor educator, middle school teacher, and most recently working in the Teton County school district. Dylan’s ministry in Christian camping began with four summers as “Levi the Nature Guy” at Yosemite Sierra Summer Camp in Bass Lake, California from 2002, 2004-6 where he met his wife Catherine. After a year teaching outdoor education as “ Doc” in the Redwoods of Northern California, Dylan moved to the classroom as a middle school science teacher at St. Margaret’s Episcopal school in Orange County, CA. In the summers from 2007-9 he assisted in the creation of Emerald Cove Day Camp in Southern Orange County as member of the program staff and came back in the Summer of 2013 as the Assistant Program Director. Since moving to Jackson Hole in the summer of 2014, Dylan has worked as the J.O.Y summer camp coordinator and kicked off the middle school camp Teton Explorers. Dylan and Catherine have three children, Robby, Charlotte, and Lily, and have been members of PCJH since 2015. Dylan is very excited to share a fun filled journey with the youth of Jackson Hole to know and follow Jesus Christ.

Liz Collins

Born in Jefferson City, Missouri, Liz grew up as a Presbyterian and as a college student, spent summers working in Montreat, North Carolina, a conference center of PCUSA. Liz graduated from the University of Missouri with a degree in Biological Sciences. After college, she utilized her love of science, teaching and the outdoors by working as an environmental educator in Indiana, North Carolina and Wyoming, locally here at Teton Science Schools. After a stint as a Wilderness Ranger in Pisgah National Forest, she moved back to Jackson, WY, where she now works as the Youth & Young Adult Ministry Coordinator at the Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole. When not working you can find Liz farming with a local organic farm, exploring trails, fly fishing, wildlife watching, pressing wildflowers or eating ice cream.

Heather Martin

Amanda Lack

Amanda spent most of her childhood in Tulsa, OK and moved to Wyoming as an adult. She graduated from Northeastern State University with a degree in Early Childhood Education and Liberal Arts. She has spent many years in the classroom with a variety of ages and subjects. Her basic take on education is that children are all wonderful and special and there’s a specific plan for each unique person. Children are naturally good at exploring and curiosity which creates a great foundation for learning all that they need to in school. When Amanda is not at Little Lambs, she loves reading, hiking, playing games, laughing, and going on travel adventures with her family. One day she dreams of taking a full year to travel the world with her family and create a learning adventure of a lifetime for her children. She’s happily married with three wonderful boys who love being together and doing things as a family. She thinks that thankfulness is a good lens to look through life with and one of her favorite Bible verses is Hebrews 10:23 “ Let us hold on to the confession of our hope without wavering, for He who promised is faithful.”

Ally Kiefer

Ally was born and raised in the Bay Area of California, where she grew up involved in the Presbyterian church where her parents were married and grandparents were active members – church was a home away from home. She attended Azusa Pacific University in LA, majoring in Sociology, where she developed a lifelong faith in Christ and was able to participate in several enriching ministry opportunities, including studying abroad in India, working at a salmon processing plant in Alaska, and interning at a multi-ethnic, intergenerational church. After graduating, Ally worked in Grand Teton National Park at Signal Mountain Lodge for two summer seasons – first as a dishwasher, then as a line cook – while serving on the park’s ministry team with the organization A Christian Ministry in the National Parks. She fell head over heels for Jackson Hole and life in the mountains, and God His unbelievable grace led her to the Communications Coordinator position at PCJH, and a beautiful new church family. Ally loves hiking & backpacking (and really any outdoor activity that involves sunshine), wildflower gazing, coffee drinking, reading, and having heart-to-heart talks & walks. She holds fast to Psalm 16:11: “You make known to me the path of life; You will fill me with joy in Your presence, with eternal pleasures at Your right hand.”

Darla Jackson

Beth Ricciardi

Laura Huckin

Caroline Cox

Barb Andrews

Susan Conner

Laura Soltau

Steve Iobst

Cathy Ward

Wes Lucas

Ryan Allen

John Scott

Julia Stanley

Josh Ziolkowski

Alan Lund

Ben Blount

Clara McGee

Patty McDonald

Abby Smerklo

Jen Baki

Erin Rosenberg

Michael Schrotz

George Scarlett

Bill Klyn

Joy Steiner

Jim Byrne

Brad Herman

Lori Dodd

Ed Scott

Catherine Wade

Sierra Fulton

Ponteir Sackery

Dorothy Neckels

Dylan Wade

Dylan Wade was born and raised in Northern Michigan (L.P.) and has spent most of his adult life in the Christian camping world. Besides going to various day and overnight camps as a kid, he has worked the last 14 years as a counselor, program staff, outdoor educator, middle school teacher, and most recently working in the Teton County school district. Dylan’s ministry in Christian camping began with four summers as “Levi the Nature Guy” at Yosemite Sierra Summer Camp in Bass Lake, California from 2002, 2004-6 where he met his wife Catherine. After a year teaching outdoor education as “ Doc” in the Redwoods of Northern California, Dylan moved to the classroom as a middle school science teacher at St. Margaret’s Episcopal school in Orange County, CA. In the summers from 2007-9 he assisted in the creation of Emerald Cove Day Camp in Southern Orange County as member of the program staff and came back in the Summer of 2013 as the Assistant Program Director. Since moving to Jackson Hole in the summer of 2014, Dylan has worked as the J.O.Y summer camp coordinator and kicked off the middle school camp Teton Explorers. Dylan and Catherine have three children, Robby, Charlotte, and Lily, and have been members of PCJH since 2015. Dylan is very excited to share a fun filled journey with the youth of Jackson Hole to know and follow Jesus Christ.

Joy Steiner

Heather Martin

Alicia McGaugh

Ally Kiefer

Ally was born and raised in the Bay Area of California, where she grew up involved in the Presbyterian church where her parents were married and grandparents were active members – church was a home away from home. She attended Azusa Pacific University in LA, majoring in Sociology, where she developed a lifelong faith in Christ and was able to participate in several enriching ministry opportunities, including studying abroad in India, working at a salmon processing plant in Alaska, and interning at a multi-ethnic, intergenerational church. After graduating, Ally worked in Grand Teton National Park at Signal Mountain Lodge for two summer seasons – first as a dishwasher, then as a line cook – while serving on the park’s ministry team with the organization A Christian Ministry in the National Parks. She fell head over heels for Jackson Hole and life in the mountains, and God His unbelievable grace led her to the Communications Coordinator position at PCJH, and a beautiful new church family. Ally loves hiking & backpacking (and really any outdoor activity that involves sunshine), wildflower gazing, coffee drinking, reading, and having heart-to-heart talks & walks. She holds fast to Psalm 16:11: “You make known to me the path of life; You will fill me with joy in Your presence, with eternal pleasures at Your right hand.”

Laura Wanek

Karee Miller Jaeger

Diana Walter