Easter Services
Join us, in person or over livestream, on Easter Sunday to celebrate and rejoice in our risen Savior and the new life, freedom and grace we have in Jesus Christ!
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Safe Church Training
Children’s Ministry Coordinator Dylan Wade will be leading a Zoom training of PCJH’s Safe Church Policy after worship Sundays, noon to 1pm March 7th & 14th. We highly encourage staff,
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Ascent Zoom Hangout
Join the 20’s & 30’s group, Ascent, for two-weeks of check-ins and game nights over Zoom, between studies. Email Liz at lcollins@pcjh.org for the Zoom link, see you there!
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10:15am Worship Service: In-Person and Livestream
Click here to view Sunday’s (8/20/23) Order of Worship. Click here to Livestream PCJH’s 10:15am Worship Service! Livestream begins at about 10:10am every Sunday morning on the Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole’s
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Ascent Study: Get Your Life Back
20’s & 30’s, join Ascent on Zoom for a 6-week series Get Your Life Back – Everyday Practices for a World Gone Mad, by John Eldredge. We’ll reflect on the videos
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The Other Side of the Wall: Zoom Study
Join Pastors Ben & Tammy in reflecting on the book The Other Side of the Wall: A Palestinian Christian Narrative of Lament and Hope, beginning next Wed. from 12 noon
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Congregational Meeting
Join PCJH on Zoom for the annual Congregational Meeting, beginning at 11:30am Sunday, Feb. 21. We will be reviewing the Pastors’ Terms of Call and Pastor Ben Pascal will give
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Office Closed
PCJH’s office will be closed Monday, February 15 for President’s Day. We will reopen at 9am Tuesday, Feb. 16.
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Ascent Study: The Color of Compromise
20’s & 30’s, you’re invited to join a breakout group of Ascent folks in this 12-week video series, Sunday evenings from 7-8pm on Zoom. Email Young Adult Elder Josh Z.
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Lenten Class: The Way of the Cross
The Stations of the Cross are a beautiful way to enter into the passion of Jesus during his final hours before death. Often seen in Roman Catholic churches, each station
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