It became clear early on in the pandemic that at the top of the list of essential workers are grocery store employees. Grocery stores are busier than ever, and these supermarket warriors are putting themselves in harm’s way every single day to make sure that the rest of us stay Read more…
In May, St. John’s hosted our first blood drive and the American Red Cross collected 32 units of whole blood and 5 “power reds” for a total of 37 units of blood. This exceeded the maximum goal and we were thrilled with the turn out, even though we had to Read more…
Journals prompts for reflecting on Motherhood and Mother Nature Next time you connect with nature, contemplate the following questions and if you feel called, record them in a journal. Feel free to work only with the prompts that speak most strongly to you. What was your mother like when you Read more…
Dear Church, As things slowly begin to open around the state and around the valley, I want to give you an update on our process here at church as it relates to church, preschool, and Browse ‘N Buy. First, I’d like to acknowledge the wide range of thought and emotion Read more…
The Senior Center of Jackson Hole is working with the most vulnerable population affected by Covid-19. The health and well-being of customers and staff is at the forefront of their actions as they monitor recommendations by local health officials. Although some of their regular offerings are temporarily suspended like exercise Read more…
We’ve adapting our gatherings to support each other from the comfort of our own homes. What is a meaningful connection? It’s an interaction in which we feel accepted, understood, and supported. We feel heard and cared for. We have a sense of belonging. “As we learn how to adjust our Read more…
We have a long tradition at St. John’s of offering our people partners in prayer during communion. During this challenging time, while we are worshiping together in a new way…the Prayer Team has been praying hard, especially for those on our prayer list, for all of us, and for the Read more…
The goal of Period Project is to ensure that women or girls never miss school, work or any aspect of life due to the lack of feminine hygiene products in Teton County and neighboring communities. We are working for the removal of the luxury tax on period products in the Read more…
The Jackson community has responded in big ways to the current pandemic. Between daily meals at the high school and senior center, Hole Quarantine deliveries to the hospital, Teddy Bear Hunts, and our own Love Hunt, there is no shortage of creative and caring hands in our small mountain town. Read more…
In what ways is the pandemic impacting your relationships? Join us for Therapy Thursday when we record our conversation with therapists around the valley and pose your burning questions on the topics of mental and emotional health, partnership, parenting, and more! In April, we hosted Laura Santomauro, LMFT a licensed Read more…