St. John’s News

Do you want to give back to the community? Come work with the love-spreading difference-makers of St. John’s Church. We offer competitive pay, benefits, and a collaborative team environment dedicated to making a meaningful difference in our congregation and community. St. John’s Episcopal Church is hiring for flexible ministry and clergy support roles, including: Children & Youth Ministries Coordinator Join our team! We are seeking organized, welcoming, and energetic individuals who enjoy working with children, Read more…

If you visited my house, say five days out of ten, you’d notice a fine layer of yellow hair on every horizontal and many of the vertical surfaces. The hair is a result of owning (who owns who?) a yellow labrador retriever named Rooster. Rooster is getting up in years. He’s not as nimble as he used to be. He’s lost most of his hearing in the last couple of years. And, he’s still the Read more…

CAMPFIRE presents: Are We Lonely? | Sunday, Sept. 28, 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. at the Virginian Saloon Looking for a friendly space to ask big questions? This month we ask: “Are we lonely?” Join us for a community discussion where we get curious about our assumptions. In a spectacular landscape where outdoor thrills abound, take a moment to slow down and wonder what the world’s hustle is really all about. CAMPFIRE is a dogma-free Read more…

This is your Invitation to join a small group dinner this fall. Our vision is building community while sharing a meal where stories and memories are exchanged, laughter echoes around a table, and new friendships begin—that we rediscover the true meaning of community. What: The Community The Invitation: How to Join With anticipation and warmth,The Small Groups Dinner Organizing TeamNancy Ayers nhayers@gmail.com and Nancy Watkins nancywatkins29@hotmail.com You can also sign up here.

🍂 Harvest & Halloween Celebrations 🎃 Sunday, October 26 — Wear Your Costume to Church + Spooky Coffee Hour PotluckCelebrate the season with us at St. John’s! Come to worship in your (church-appropriate) costume and stay after for a spooky coffee hour potluck. Please bring a favorite savory or sweet dish to share and label common allergens. We’ll have coffee, cider, treats, games for kids, and plenty of fellowship. Friends, neighbors, and families are warmly Read more…

St. John’s Teen Book Club, Monthly on Tuesdays at 6:00 p.m. Parents and teen daughters are invited to join St. John’s Teen Book Club with local author, Nanci Turner Steveson, for a monthly book discussion and potluck. We’re exploring upper middle grade and lower high school age-appropriate books focusing on a diverse range of authors in contemporary fiction, fantasy, historical fiction, graphic novels, and non-fiction. A beautiful way to bond with your teens (7th grade Read more…

It is with immense joy and deep gratitude that we share this extraordinary moment in time—our Centennial Celebration of The Chapel of the Transfiguration. One hundred years ago, our founders dared to dream of a place of worship amidst the wild beauty of Grand Teton National Park. Today, because of your passion, faith, and generosity, we celebrate that dream made real. We could not have made this event such a success without a little help Read more…

Meet our September chaplain at The Chapel of the Transfiguration. The Very Rev. Cynthia Briggs Kittredge is Dean Emerita of the Seminary of the Southwest. She was appointed in 2013 after serving on the faculty as the Ernest J. Villavaso, Jr. Professor of New Testament and as Academic Dean.  Dean Kittredge serves as Vice Chair of The Church Pension Fund Board of Trustees and on the Board of the EcoTheo Collective. In the past she Read more…

In partnership with the Wyoming Arts Council and others, St. John’s Episcopal Church, and Our Father’s House in Ethete will host the Indigenous Art Market on Saturday, October 4 and Sunday, October 5 from 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. on the St. John’s Campus located at 139 N. Cache St. Jackson, WY. This annual event, the first indigenous art market in Wyoming, will feature authentic artwork from the neighboring Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone tribes, Read more…