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The Pinnacle

April 2013

SAVE THE DATE!

We have reserved May 4th for

PCJH to build with the Habitat for Hu-

manity of the Greater Teton Area! The

houses that we will be working on are

being dedicated to 4 families who have

all been working hard building their

homes and preparing to be homeown-

ers. The plan is for the volunteers to

arrive at 8:50 AM for sign in and a

safety orientation. We will break for

lunch at noon and resume building until

4:30 pm. Even if you can only join us

for the morning please plan to be part

of the PCJH team as we exercise the

"GO" component of our "GATHER,

GROW & GO" mission.

There's a role for everyone as Habitat will train those of us who are

"construction challenged" or you can support the team by providing items for

lunch. It should be a great day of PCJH fellowship.

If you are interested in participating please contact Roy Kinsey

at roykinsey@yahoo.com or Bob Kopp at bkopp@waldenasset.com.

A Word from Pastor Paul Hayden

Howdy Everyone.

Greetings in the name of the Risen Lord.

Jesus Christ is risen today...Hallelujah. I trust

you had a joyful Easter celebration wherever

you may have been.

Easter is the center of our faith. We under-

stand truth in both directions from that resur-

rection moment. What do I mean? Looking

backward from the resurrection we understand

that Easter was God's verification on the

sinless life, the teaching, the authority, and the

death of Jesus that atones for our sins. If he

had not been raised, all those things would

have been nullified and Jesus would have been

written up as another religious kook (if he

would have been remembered at all). In addi-

tion, we who have chosen to follow Jesus

would be the most pitied of all religious people

because we would have put our faith in a lie

(1 Corinthians 15:18-20).

As we look forward from the resurrection, life

changes. Because Jesus rose we have confi-

dence that the one we follow is the Son of

God, “the Way, the Truth, and the Life.” Our

goal to GROW to know and follow Jesus is not

just "nice words" but a statement of deep belief

because the resurrection affirms that Jesus

lived life as God intended life to be lived.

In addition, we have a solid hope that this life

is not the end but the prelude to the eternal life

we will have in God's presence. Jesus promised

"I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go to

prepare a place for you, I will come back and

take you to be with me that you also may be

where I am" (John 14:2-3). Just as Jesus rose to

new life so shall we. Just as Jesus lives now in

the presence of God, so shall we when we join

him in eternity in the "place" he has prepared

for us. Because of this promise we need not

hold onto this life as the be all and end all of

existence. We can rise above the cares of this

world because "This world is not my home, I'm just

a-passin' through" as the old gospel song used to

say. This also means that we have hope that our

loved ones who have preceded us in death in

Christ are experiencing that reality today.

Because we follow the resurrected Lord, be-

cause we have hope about our eternal destina-

tion, the focus of our lives can change from

the temporal to the eternal, or, as Jesus said,

"Lay not up for yourself treasures on

earth, where moth and rust destroy and

where thieves break in and steel. But store

up for yourselves treasures in heaven,

where moth and rust do not destroy and

theives do not break in and steal. For

where you treasure is, there your heart will

be also (Matthew 6:19-21).

In the weeks that lie ahead between Easter and

Pentecost (the celebration of the coming of the

Holy Spirit), we will be looking at 6 traits of

those folks who are Easter people, whose goals

transcends this world and who live, who focus

their sights on eternity. I pray you will be able

to join us in worship and study as we continue

to celebrate the Risen Christ and allow him to

transform us through the work of the Holy

Spirit.

Walking with you in the faith.

Pastor Paul

PS. Some of you have asked about our hiring

of a new Coordinator of Congregational Life.

I am pleased to announce that Pamela Flores

has been hired to fill that role and will be be-

ginning on Sunday, April 14. Welcome on

board, Pam.

Dear PCJH Family,

Holy Land Trip

By the time you read this, I will be on my way to Israel.

This is my first pilgrimage to the Holy Land. I am so ex-

cited to walk where Jesus walked and to see the places

where the stories in the Bible took place!! I have a feeling

this trip will make my faith come even more alive than it

already is. I have always wanted to go to the Holy Land

and I think now is a great time as I am beginning my career

in pastoral ministry. I will be traveling with a group from

Faith Based Expeditions, led by my former college pastor,

Mike Gaffney, who has been a mentor in my life and minis-

try. People that know Mike call him Gaff. Gaff is the Na-

tional Director of Young Life College Ministry. He is an

incredible man of God who was instrumental in leading me

to a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ while I was a col-

lege student at the University of Washington. Gaff also

officiated at Addie and my wedding seven years ago. I

hope to learn from Gaff as he leads our group of 25 people

from Tel Aviv to Caesarea, Nazareth, Tiberius, Capernaum,

the Sea of Galilee, Jericho, the Dead Sea, Bethlehem and

finally to Jerusalem. This will be his fifth trip leading a

group to the Holy Land and I know I will learn a lot from

Gaff as I envision what it will be like to lead a group from

PCJH to the Holy Land in the next year or two. That’s

right! Lord willing, I plan on leading a group of people

from PCJH to the Holy Land in 2014. If you are interested,

please let me know so that I can evaluate if there is suffi-

cient interest to plan a trip. Please keep me and my group

in your prayers as we travel to Israel and through the Holy

Land from April 2nd-13th. Upon my return, I plan on pre-

senting a slideshow on a Sunday morning at 9:00am for

anyone who wants to learn more about my experience.

Agros Nicaragua

Please also keep our third Agros Nicaragua service team in

your prayers as they travel to Central America to spend

time with our friends from Tierra Nueva from April 13th-

21st. There are 13 people on the team and they are excited

to see the progress that the villagers have made since No-

vember. Please keep our service team in your prayers as

they continue to build relationships with the villagers in

Jesus name.

Spring Brunch to Support HS Mission Trip

Mark your calendars for Sunday, April 14th for our annual

spring brunch to support our high school mission trip stu-

dents who are heading to New Jersey in June to help with

Hurricane Sandy relief efforts. The brunch will be in the

PCJH Fellowship Hall at 9:00am and again at 11:30am. This is a great way to fellowship with others from PCJH

while supporting our hard working students in a good cause

that will transform lives.

Acquire the Fire

PCJH is partnering with the Jackson Hole Youth Alliance

(which consists of all the other youth groups from churches

in JH) to organize a group of middle and high school stu-

dents to attend Acquire the Fire in Denver from April 26th-

28th. Acquire the Fire is an annual youth rally with the pur-

pose to inspire and challenge young people to follow Jesus

Christ. There will be bands and preachers from all over the

nation in order to proclaim the gospel in a relevant way to

our young people. If your middle or high school student is

interested in attending, please have them contact Preston

Gordon at pgordon@pcjh.org

First Communion

I will be teaching a first communion class on Sunday, April

28th at 9:00am. This class if for parents and their children

eight years old and up. The purpose of the class is to teach

children and parents about the meaning of the Lord’s Sup-

per. This is one of the milestones in our Milestones Minis-

try. It is also a wonderful opportunity to partner home and

congregation as parents take an active role in helping teach

their kids about the Lord’s Supper. The following Sunday,

the first Sunday in May, we’ll invite all the children who

participated in the class to receive communion on Com-

munion Sunday. If you are interested, please RSVP with

me at bpascal@pcjh.org

Parent’s Night Out

The final Parent’s Night Out of the academic year is Friday,

May 3rd from 5:30pm to 7:30pm. Parents, please RSVP

with Erin Abel at eabel@pcjh.org. Also, if you are a young

adult, an empty nester, or someone who doesn’t have chil-

dren, please consider helping volunteer for Parent’s Night

Out.

CYF Director of Discipleship Search Update

The search committee for the Director of Discipleship for

CYF continues to make great progress. We have officially

closed the position and are no longer accepting any more

applications. Overall we have received over 30 applica-

tions and we have narrowed it down to a few top candi-

dates. We hope to interview our two final candidates in-

person during the months of April and May. Please keep

the committee and our candidates in your prayers as this is

a very important position in the life of PCJH and the future

of our children, youth and family ministries.

Faithfully, ~ Pastor Ben

Pastor Ben Pascal Children, Youth & Family Newsletter

P R E S B Y T E R I A N

C H U R C H O F J A C K S O N H O L E

April 2013 Children, Youth & Family Newsletter

Children, Youth & Family

Newsletter

Save the

Dates

April 1st-7th Spring Break! No After School Wednesday Rendezvous or Youth Group during the break.

April 10th After School Wednesday Rendezvous & MS Hangout.

April 13th Agros Mission team leaves for Nicaragua.

April 14th Spring Mission Brunch! 9:00am seating & 11:30am seating. Don’t miss this delicious opportunity to support the Mission Team going to New Jersey! MS/HS Youth Group, 4:30pm to 6:30pm

April 17th After School Wednesday Rendezvous & MS Hangout.

April 21st MS/HS Youth Group, 4:30pm to 6:30pm Agros Mission Team returns

April 26th-28th Acquire the Fire in Denver

April 28th 9:00am First Communion Class with Pastor Ben. For students 8 years old & up with their parents. No MS/HS Youth Group, due to Acquire The Fire trip to Denver.

God’s Little Lambs

Happy Earth Day!

Welcome to spring everyone! We are ex-

cited at Little Lambs to see trees budding,

grass sprouting and snow melting all across

the valley. We enjoyed a fun 2 week spring

break as many of our Little Lambs friends traveled all over. We will be planting our

own seeds this month as we prepare to

garden in May and learn our April bible

verse "go and make disciples of all na-

tions," Matthew28:19.

We hope spring brings you a season of re-

freshment and beauty!

Love ~ Mrs. Erin

Hi, my name is Diane

McGee, and I am one of the toddler

teachers for Little Lambs, the Di-

rector of Jesus Oriented Youth

Summer Camp, and the administra-

tor for Children, Youth and Family.

This February, I was blessed to be

able to attend a retreat at Ghost

Ranch, in Abiquiu, New Mexico.

This beautiful, remote, and rustic

ranch was given as a gift to the

Presbyterian Church by Arthur

Pack and his wife Phoebe in 1955.

It operates year round as a retreat

and educational center for individu-

als and for families. I highly rec-

ommend that you check it out!

The retreat began when I

arrived after sunset at this high

desert landscape. I was welcomed

by a clear expanse of sky filled

with stars, an adobe dwelling place

called Casa del Sol, and ten others

all called to be there to “Listen for

God.” This group of pilgrims and I

gathered each morning to pray

together and reflect on various

scripture and writings. During our

afternoons, we were encouraged to

have “a time apart, a time to be

alone with God… in order that we

might find again, and strengthen,

the person we are before God.” It

was crystal clear to me that being

still and listening for God takes a

lot of patience and a little practice!

Evenings were spent reconnecting

with music & prayer and sharing

reflections from our time listening

for God.

Insights from the times alone,

in pairs, and as a group abound!

Here are a few that I would like to

share. Listen for God: I want to

listen for God’s voice and hear of

His desires and plans for me. Yet

also, how can I help to be the ears

of God? Listen for Him: for the

voices of His children in need. As

you go about your day, do you

notice your heartbeat? Can you

hear your breath moving in and

out? Usually, we are unaware of

these functions that keep our body

alive and well. So too is it with

God. He is an essential part of us –

always present and filling us with

life. Do the burdens of this life

ever feel heavy? Do mistakes of

the past, big or small, bring your

spirits down? Remember that you

are a child of God – give yourself

compassion, ask for and receive

Jesus’ forgiveness, and care for

yourself. You are loved. The more

centered you can be – with God at

your center – the more easily you

can see God in others.

Blessings ~ Mrs. Diane

Listening for God

Youth News Youth Group meets Sundays from 4:30 to 6:30pm

Enrollment Has Begun!

Weekly & Daily Programs June 10th-August 23rd for children

age 3 years (as of Sept. 15th, 2013) through students entering 8th grade.

NEW Explorer Program for students entering 6th through 8th grade.

Leaders in Training opportunities for students entering 7th through 12th grade.

For more details go to pcjh.org or contact Sarah Gensch at JOY@pcjh.org or 739-9591

Tuition assistance available.

J.O.Y. Fundraiser Sunday, May 12th, Mothers Day! We

will be selling flower bouquets by

‘The Inner Forest’ florist as our main

fundraiser for scholarships.

Reserve your bouquet in advance and pick up at

the 10:15 Worship Service on Mother’s Day!

Volunteers needed! Contact Sarah Gensch to

help with this worthy cause and reserve your

flowers at 739-9591 or JOY@pcjh.org

J.O.Y. Jesus Oriented Youth in JH Summer Day Camp

Pastor Ben will be leading a First Communion Class for students ages 8 years and up with their

parents on Sunday, April 28th at 9:00 am. The

students will be invited to take their First Communion with their parents on Sunday, May

5th at the 10:15 Worship Service.

First Communion Class

Join us Sunday, April 14th for

our Spring Mission Brunch! There will be a 9:00am seating and a 11:30am seating in the Fellowship Hall. All donations will benefit the Mission trip team traveling to

New Jersey this June.

RELENTLESS PURSUIT Contact Preston Gordon for details at pgordon@pcjh.org or 739-9591

Acquire The Fire

April 26th - 28th

in Denver. PCJH

Youth will be

traveling with the Youth Alliance

for an exhilarat-

ing experience!

“Prayer Blankets” for Graduating Seniors!!! By Teresa Nye

Last year my daughter, Alexandra, was preparing to graduate from Jackson Hole High School. In

church on a Sunday in May, I read in the PCJH bulletin that the church wanted to make “Prayer

Blankets” for graduating seniors, on a Saturday, in two weeks. When Saturday came, I was busy but

since I like to volunteer, so, I thought I would go down to ‘help” make some “Prayer Blankets” for

the seniors (not really knowing what I was getting myself into). As I walked into the Genesis Room,

Barb Huhn was there with 4 or 5 other parents and grandparents. She said, “Are you ready to make

a “Prayer Blanket” for your graduate?” I said, “Sure?” She said, “Boy or girl? “Girl”, I uttered.

Others were already at tables cutting large pieces of fleece fabric and looking very intent. Barb

showed me a table of fleece to choose from and as I walked up to the fleece, she said, “What color

would she like?” I saw a polka dot pattern and thought, yes, Alex would love that, and it was so soft!

Then I had to pick another “solid” color to go on the reverse side.

Barb had tables all set up complete with scissors and ruler and instructed me how to create this

blanket for my “Alex”. As I started to cut the fleece, I was reflecting on Alex’s journey…of her

birth, preschool, elementary, middle school at Claire E. Gale in Idaho Falls, our move to Jackson, the

many plays she performed, church camps, mission trips and now she is graduating from Jackson Hole

High School and off to college! I started to cry. Barb came up to me and said, “Pray for Alex as

you are making her blanket.” So, with each knot I tied, I said a prayer and reflected on her 17

years and now her next step…graduating, flying the coop, and going of to college! When the blanket

was finished, I was covered with fleece and the blanket was so soft and beautiful, just like her.

Barb then took all the completed blankets and said that the parents/grandparents will present them

to their graduates in two weeks at the 10:15 Sunday Service, as a surprise!

Sunday came and all the “Prayer Blankets” were on the communion table. Toward the end of the

Service, Pastor Paul called the seniors and their parents up. Alex looked over to me and saw that I

had a tear in my eye and smiled…knowing that I had made one for her. All the seniors introduced

themselves and stated where they were going to College. “ELON University”, Alex said, with pride.

Then the blankets were passed among the congregation and I watched in awe as each person, prayed

over the blankets. I thought to myself, this is one of the best things I have ever done for my

daughter.

After church a new member of the congregation came up to me and said, I am from the Raleigh,

Durham area, we live out here part time and if there is anything your daughter needs while at

ELON, please have her call us! What a Blessing!

Flash forward 4 months….Parents weekend at ELON University…Alex’s dorm room. As I went into

her room for the first time and saw where Alex was living for the past four weeks, there was her

“Prayer Blanket!” I said, "I didn’t know you packed that!” She said, "I wouldn’t have left home with-

out it!"

Barb Huhn, will be working her magic again this year, sometime in May. Watch the bulletin for the

announcement…but whatever you do, don’t miss this opportunity to do something very special for

your graduate!

Please visit the church website to view these beautiful prayer

blankets in color.

Last month, Karen Fox shared with you her experience as PCJH’s representative at the Presbytery of Wyoming. Our

Presbytery consists of all the Presbyterian Churches in our state, 30 in all. The smallest has about 12 in worship on Sun-

day. The largest have between 250 and 300, 3 of us. Together we pray for and encourage each other and join forces to

accomplish greater things than any one of us can accomplish on our own. The Vision Statement for our Presbytery is

“Living to Make Christ Known as we Care, Connect, and Challenge One Another.”

Over the past few years the Presbytery has asked how we can grow into the future God has for us. At our May 2012

Presbytery meeting, the state representatives unanimously voted to pursue a Futuring the Faith Initiative. Using the 3C

formula they set forth and accepted the following goals as presented in their fund raising brochure:

WE CARE: As Presbyterians in Wyoming one of our top concerns is caring about and for each other. We want each con-

gregation to be vibrant with faith in Jesus Christ that can be shared with a world in need. Therefore,

A goal of Futuring the Faith is to provide leadership training to local churches to enliven their ministry; and

A goal of Futuring the Faith is to assist in revitalizing congregations who want to make significant changes to their local

ministry and reach their communities with the Good News.

WE CONNECT: Internet technology is the communication revolution of the 21st century and the communication medium

of the next generation. Connecting church members, Presbytery teams, and our curious communities with and through

new technology is vital to our health and growth in a rapidly changing world. Therefore,

A goal of Futuring the Faith is to equip local congregations in the use of modern technology for better internal communi-

cations as a congregation and Presbytery, and better outreach to a world in need of hearing the good news.

A goal of Futuring the Faith is to streamline committee work of the Presbytery by using technology for video and visual

conferencing whenever possible saving time and money.

WE CHALLENGE: It is no longer enough to be a loving body of Christians and hope that new folks will gravitate to us.

We must reach a new generation with the good news of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Therefore,

A goal of Futuring the Faith is to grow an increasingly effective camping and outdoor ministry, a primary place where

young people commit their lives to Jesus Christ; and

To connect congregations in mission beyond our communities and state. Connecting in mission work is a means by which

our faith deepens and our love for one another grows.

OUR REQUEST: The Presbytery of Wyoming is excited about our future. We are committed to:

Empowering local congregations;

Deepening our faith through mission beyond our local church;

Increasing our ability to communicate;

Leading a new generation to commit their lives to Jesus Christ through focused outdoor ministry;

To accomplish these goals we are honored to ask you to pray for this advancement in our mission and to contribute toward

hiring an Associate Presbyter (a local missionary) and assistant to lead the way. Our target is to raise in contributions

and/or 3 year pledges $500,000.00 in the State of Wyoming by May 2013, so we can begin the adventure of moving into

the future as we live for Christ and pass on our faith.

PCJH’s RESPONSE: To assist our local Presbyterian family in reaching these goals, your Session voted to increase our

mission commitment by $17,000 during each of the next 3 years. In addition we ask you to 1) pray for those of our par-

ticular denomination as they strive to be faithful to their Lord and share the good news in their communities; 2) If you

feel called by God to give additional money toward this endeavor (over and above what you give to PCJH) there are envel-

ops in the church office for you to do so.

I am glad to be part of the Body of Christ that desires to reach our portion of the world with the Gospel.

The Pinnacle

The Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole

Box 7530

1251 South Park Loop Road

Jackson, WY 83002

Published Monthly

Issue #4-2013

Fine Furniture Sale on

Saturday, May 18

Volunteers, Donated Items and Buyers

Needed

PCJH will have its fourth

“Fine Furniture Sale”

at 9am on Saturday, May 18

in the Church Fellowship Hall.

You can help! First, please donate items for the sale. Then, attend the sale and buy some

great furniture and home furnishings at excellent prices. We also need volunteers to help

with the sale.

If you have some fine home furnishings to add to the upcoming sale, here are some guidelines:

Here’s what we need Sorry, we cannot accept these Bookcases No televisions

End tables

Living room chairs No “too worn or torn”

Night stands

Area rugs No large TV wall units

Floor and table lamps No large desks

Antiques and collectibles

Dining tables and chairs No fitness machines

Dressers No mattresses

Framed mirrors

Quality bed and bath linens

“Crate & Barrel” style table ware No odds ‘n ends of table service pieces

Sets of dishes, glasses, flatware

Fine cookware

Accent pillows and better art pieces

If you have items to donate (we can arrange pickup), please contact Ed Cheramy at 690-1245

or the Church office at 734- 0388. If you can volunteer to help with the sale,

please call Shirley Cheramy at 739-2157.

Fine Furniture Sale on

Saturday, May 18, 2013

April Birthdays 2013 Julie Matzke April 1 Nancy Schneider April 1

Tyler Bergsma April 2

Dick Slayton April 3 Andrew Sparks April 3

Scott Barrett April 4

Paul Hayden April 5

Richard Mulligan April 5 Jeffrey Dahlin April 6

Terry Jones April 6

Nathaniel Myers April 6 Faith Troegle April 6

Ryan Allen April 7

Becky Rigsby April 7

Peter Ordway April 9 Alan Bybee April 11

Catrina Carlson April 12

Stan Zaist April 12 Brett Frantz April 17

Brie Morzov April 17

Peter Neal April 17 Martin Wilcox April 17

Tommy Henninger April 18

Liz Dufault April 19

Karen Fox April 19 Colin Quinn April 19

Alex Tait April 20

Jack Watsabaugh April 20 Grainger Harris April 21

Christian Robertson April 21

Mike Marshall April 22 Peter Keenan April 23

Cindy North April 23

John Simms April 23

Allison Iobst April 25 Greta Nydam April 25

Lily Remlinger April 25

Stefanie Womack April 25 Judson Grosvenor April 26

Jack Hooper April 26

Joe Whitlock April 26

Sarah Hanson April 27 Parker Jenkins April 27

Mallory Wilson April 27

Hayden Ackley April 28 Liz Jorgenson April 28

Jan Larimer April 28

Jackie Montgomery April 28 Elsa Lowe April 30

Ed Opler April 30

Lisa Price April 30

APRIL

ANNIVERSARIES 2013

Brockermeyer, Kae & Kay April 1 46 Years

Pike, Gene & Grace April 1 33 Years

Harger, Don & Fran April 4 49 Years

Swann, Jack and Judy April 4 54 Years

Beninga, Chase & Sarah April 9 8 Years

Ames, Jeff & Madonna April 15 35 Years

Poole, Steve & Carol April 16 25 Years

Berg, Dean & Grace April 17 49 Years

Carr, Matt & Kerry April 17 10 Years

Pugmire, Stan & Carol April 20 34 Years

Taylor, Mike and Marcia April 24 19 Years

Halpin, Michael and Mary April 25 5 Years

Henninger, Mr. & Mrs. Tom April 29 13 Years

Blanket Sunday 2013

Your Mission Team gratefully acknowledges your generous

gifts to the Tools and Blankets: A Rainbow of Caring Offer-

ing of $1965.00 You warm our hearts with your generosity

just as the blankets warm those in need some 80 countries

around the world. The tools provide food for some of these

same people.

THANK YOU! Your MISSION TEAM!

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The Presbyterian Church

Of Jackson Hole

P. O. Box 7530

1251 South Park Loop Road

Jackson, WY 83002

April 2013

The Mission of The Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole is

Passing on the Faith as we Gather to love God;

Grow to know and follow Jesus; and

Go and make a difference.

All are welcome and all are needed as we advance this significant mission for the

21st Century.

Www.pcjh.org

ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED

Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage Paid

Permit #189

Jackson, WY

83002