By Nancy Parisee All Saints’ Day, November 1, is an annual reminder to remember, honor, and celebrate the dead. Today, this ancient observance is overshadowed by Halloween, originally recognized as the eve of All Saints’ Day, is now a time of costumes, candy, and trick-or-treating. Yet the ritual of consciously Read more…
To follow up on the great energy generated by our Dreaming with Mark series, Christie and Brian will offer an adult formation class on St. Paul that focuses on his First Letter to the Corinthians. We all know “Love is patient, love is kind, but what else is in there? Read more…
Bright Beginnings is looking for volunteers who are passionate about working with young children, ages two to five. Do you appreciate learning through language, reading and fun? Classroom volunteers will enjoy playing with children, which may include reading books, supporting art projects, engaging in pretend play, and encouraging positive social Read more…
Along with the American Red Cross, Bondurant Community Club, Episcopal Relief and Development, Lions of Wyoming Foundation and the Chapel of St. Hubert the Hunter, St. John’s Church is developing a list of resources for those affected by the Roosevelt Fire. All clothing, food and water supplies are well-stocked by Read more…
“Music makes me feel whole. I love singing and dancing. it’s a way for me to connect with people that are no longer with me and a way to bridge the gap with those that are different from us. Life is a precious thing. And music only enhances our experience.” Read more…
If you’ve been around the valley over the course of the last couple of weeks, you can’t help but notice the leaves are changing color and some are letting go of their branches. The mornings are refreshingly crisp and require a jacket. Those of you moving back toward warmer climates Read more…
The ability to interpret wildlife track and sign is one of the oldest skills we humans possess from a time when there was a greater oneness among species and spirit. Practicing this skill today can allow this oneness to reemerge in our consciousness and is also a heck of a Read more…
By Nicole Madison Garrett Nineteen years ago, I was living in New York and was submitted to audition for a new musical that was taking place in Jackson Hole, WY. I had no idea where Jackson Hole was and because I speak French, had only one translation for the word, Read more…
Thank you to everyone who participated in the Fiesta for Favorito! Our goal was to share the story of our relationship with Santa Maria Magdalena through music, dancing, food and pictures. A fun time was had by all! We raised $12,178.75 for our partner parish in Cuba. The vision of Read more…
We kicked off to our stewardship season on Consecration Sunday and it was a great day. If you missed it, you can hear Jimmy’s inspirational message and check out a special Stewardship Slow Jam here. That day and the days preceding, we received 65 pledges totaling $307,792.60! Thank you, St. Read more…