PCJH 2019 Annual Report

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~ May the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the love

of God, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all. u 2 Corinthians 13:14

Table of Contents

~ As the rain and the snow come down from heaven, and do not return to it without

watering the earth and making it bud and flourish, so that it yields seed for the sower and bread for the eater, so is my word that goes out from my mouth: It will not return to me empty, but will accomplish what I desire and achieve the purpose for which I sent it. u Isaiah 55:10-11

ON THE COVER: PCJH Young Adults and friends Christmas caroling at the Wort Hotel

Leadership

life together

spiritual formation

Letter from Rev Ben Pascal & Rev Tamara Mitchell

Worship

Children’s Ministry

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page 10-11

Congregational Life

Youth & Young Adult Ministry

page 8-9

page 12-13

page 4-5

Staff / Session / Deacons page 4-5

Adult Ministry page 14

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Outreach

operations

Finance

Caring Ministries

Administration

Stewardship

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page 18

page 21

Mission

Buildings & Grounds

2019 Actuals

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page 19

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Personnel

2020 Budget

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/ Pastors Letter Dear PCJH Family, This past year was an exciting year for the Pascal family and the PCJH family as we experienced the sabbatical theme “At Home in the World”. The Pascals visited Ethiopia, Rwanda, Croatia and Greece as they sought to be “at home” together as a family “in the world” to see what God is doing around the globe. They focused on four verbs that encompass what a sabbatical is all about: explore, learn, play, and rest. While the Pascals were away, Pastor Tammy, the PCJH staff, elders, deacons and the rest of the congregation did an outstanding job as they seamlessly continued PCJH’s ministry and mission in addition to welcoming guest speakers from around the world.

In 2019 we officially launched our small group ministry with over 50 people who participated. We said a tearful goodbye to our Worship Coordinator Kenny Hadden and his family as they moved to Oregon. God was faithful in providing us with two exceptional music leaders in Karee Miller-Jaeger and Laura Huckin as they lead us in worship on Sundays. On Christmas Eve we reached a new milestone as we touched over 1,000 people through our candlelight services at PCJH and Teton Village. JOY Summer Camp was officially accredited as part of the American Camp Association as we continue to increase the quality of our program as a summer outreach to our community. Our youth and young adult ministry teams hosted a Growing Young weekend event to inspire our congregation to consider how we can be a thriving intergenerational church that welcomes and engages young people. Megan Walker joined us as our summer fellow through our partnership with Whitworth University. The mission team generously gave time, talent and treasure (over $175,000) to 19 different partner organizations and programs that are seeking to see lives being transformed in Jesus Christ through mission and outreach. We started a new partnership with A Christian Ministry in the National Parks (ACMNP) in order to provide weekly worship services at the summit of the Bridger Gondola at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, in addition to providing daily outreach to employees through the ministry leaders of ACMNP. Our employee housing task force made great strides in its due diligence of potential options for

/Staff Pastoral Staff Senior Pastor Rev. Ben Pascal Associate Pastor Rev. Tamara Mitchell

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Full-Time Staff Church Administrator Cindy Dahlin Worship & Music Kenny Hadden Children’s Ministry Dylan Wade Little Lambs Preschool Director Amanda Lack Youth & Young Adult Ministry Coordinator Liz Collins

Part-Time Staff Communications Coordinator Ally Kiefer Office Assistant Pam Flores Bookkeeper Kim Bogen Worship Team Madelaine German Karee Miller-Jaeger Laura Huckin Chef Christine Goodman Maintenance Jeff Dahlin

Nursery Coordinator Darla Jackson Little Lambs Preschool Teachers Kyungmi Cho Heather Martin Pat Wright Cammy Lawson Andrea Largey Violeta Tanase Martha Arribillaga Matias Encina Sandra Zender Marija Cirkovic

After School Adventures Counselors Renee Knutson Joy Steiner Heather Martin Justin Ockinga Music Academy Teachers Karee Miller-Jaeger Justin Ockinga Laura Wanek Creative Director Beth Ricciardi

Little Lambs Admin Alicia McGaugh

Volunteer Staff Accounts Payable

Louisa Sandvig

1251 South Park Loop Road Jackson, WY 83002

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PCJH to provide housing for employees and PCJH friends in crisis. Our stewardship “All In” campaign was a success as we met our goal and were able to cover all expenses for 2019 and to start 2020 financially strong so that we can continue to fund our mission and ministry efforts into the new year. God is good and faithful!

We are so grateful to serve as your pastors. May we continue to glorify the Lord together!

With gratitude,

~ Ben and Tammy

At Home in the World: explore, learn, play, and rest.

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Session Moderator Rev. Ben Pascal

Vice-Moderator Rev. Tamara Mitchell

2019 Finance Alan Lund* Mission Laura Soltau Congregational Life Meg Womack Children’s Ministry Aaron Nydam

2020 Vision Kathy Robertson Personnel Caryn Haman Clerk of Session & Adult Ministries Ken Blount* Nominating & Assimilation Tom Segerstrom

2021 Buildings & Grounds Steve Iobst Worship Cathy Ward Stewardship Wes Lucas Youth Ministry Barb Andrews*

office@pcjh.org

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/ Deacons 2019 Liz Jorgensen Annie Mueller Marge McCallister Dorothy Neckels Susan Conner Kenlyn Long*

2020 Nancy Brumsted* Jackie Montgomery* Carol Poole* Michael Schrotz Claudia Schrotz George Scarlett Bill Klyn

2021 Jen Baki* Erin Rosenberg* Jim Byrne Brad Herman Joy Steiner Lori Dodd Ed Scott Ryan Allen

*second term

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/ worship

clockwise from left: Pastor Ben performing outdoor Baptism in GTNP; Laura Wanek conduting the annual Christmas Canata with PCJH choir and special guests; JHMR Worship Team: Cathy Ward (elder), Rev. Ben Pascal, Kenny Hadden, Becky Kimmel, Danny Weber, Deb Kopp, Dan Peterson, Deb Keenan, Heather Martin, Nancy Dunlap, Karee Miller-Jaeger

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1064

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baptisms

average attendance on Sunday mornings

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very Sunday at 8:00am and 10:15am, we gather as the Body of Christ to worship God, pray, encourage one another, and study God’s word. We are live-streaming our 10:15am service on the PCJH YouTube channel, making our services available to a much wider audience.

In 2019, sermons touched on a wide range of topics, including lessons from the life of David, the spiritual disciplines, the great commission, close encounters with Christ, At Home in the World, sabbatical reflections, an overview of the first part of Acts, and the prologue to the Gospel of John. Our pastors continually challenge us to think outside ourselves as we digest and interpret scripture, learning what it means to

attenders to Christmas Eve services

students enrolled in music academy

love and trust God and love one another in both word and deed.

Through varied worship opportunities, exciting special events, and remarkable guest speakers, PCJH provided amazing opportunities for encountering God in new and profound ways.

The PCJH Music Academy continues to be an outreach as students from many faith traditions come to PCJH to connect to God through the study of guitar, piano, strings, and percussion.

While we said a tearful goodbye to our worship coordinator, Kenny Hadden, and his family, God was faithful in bringing us Karee Miller-Jaeger and Laura Huckin to lead us in praise and worship into the new year.

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Congregational Life

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average number of people who go cross country skiing on Sundays together after church

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ongregational Life continues to be a vital part of our thriving church. The winter Cross Country Ski Group continues to be popular along with the meal and fellowship shared after skiing. Average attendance is 20 skiers and led once again by Ed and Patricia Scott.

Congregational Life Team paired up events offered by the Jackson Hole community with anyone from our church who wanted to attend as a group in friendship. February we met for pizza followed by a free Valentine’s Concert by Cathedral Voices and Jackson Jazz Ensemble at the Center for the Arts. A mixed group of singles and families all met at a specified location for one of the Jackson Hole Live Concerts and shared some blankets and dance moves. Staff and Church Members participated in the 4th of July Parade this year. One of our church buses, all decked out for the holiday, drove while bubbles flew from the windows and walkers held posters announcing all the church programs. During the doldrums of early spring, a Hole Bowl Party was offered for adults and we were surprised at the number of hidden bowling talents. As is customary, we honored Mothers and Fathers with flowers and our traditional Annual Ice Cream Sundae Bar. The GARDEN OF EATIN’ continues to open our space for community gardeners. There are 12 individual plots in the garden. Relationships and building our community of faith continues to be an emphasis in all that we do. We ended the year with having all staff, deacons, elders and spouses celebrate the Christmas Season together!

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weddings Congregational Life Team: Meg Womack (chair), Cathy Ward, Cindy Dahlin, Pam Flores, Diane Nichols

$14,347

average attendance at Wednesday Community Dinners

raised by rummage sale and peach sale combined

In Memory: We remember, with affection and love, those in our church

Terry Jones

Becky Vogelheim Marilyn Heck

John Drew

Annabelle Lerch

Jerry Tapp

John Feagin

Jack Hooper

family who died in 2019.

Susan Hayden

loved you, so you must love one another.� u John 13:34 2019 PCJH 09 2018 PCJH 03

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Little Lambs Preschool

57 students 9 teachers

After-School Adventures 18 students attended 4 staff 8 adventures around Jackson Hole 7 different Christmas Carols sung to Legacy Lodge residents

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hildren’s ministry is flourishing at PCJH under the leadership of our children’s ministry team and staff, who are devoted to serve our community’s children and their families so that they may know and experience the love of Jesus.

This past year the focus was on creating a sustainable structure to our volunteering system and provide ways for parents to participate in children’s programs at PCJH. The creation of the CM Ambassadors roles will help families involve themselves in our programs, provide a voice for the parents, and help with volunteer recruitment. Quarterly parent mixer events were also implemented to provide parents a chance to interact and learn from each other as well as get excited about the future of children’s ministry. We at PCJH believe that the future of our church resides in our children and the relationships and connections our children make with our congregation which result not just in the children’s spiritual growth but everyone’s growth in Jesus Christ. Please consider how you will participate in the spiritual growth of our children at PCJH.

Staff: Tammy Mitchell, Dylan Wade, Amanda Lack, Heather Martin, Justin Ockinga, Darla Jackson, Renee Knutson, Alicia McGaugh, Little Lambs Teachers, After School Adventure Leaders, JOY Summer Camp Counselors/Program Staff Children’s Ministry Team: Aaron Nydam (Chair), Tammy Mitchell, Dylan Wade, Jerrod and Jill Stradley, Buffy Allen, Maddy Hadden, Amy Boillot

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Sunday School

274 kids attended

Sunday School at least once 85 kids attended least 5 times 47 kids attended at least 15 times 4 volunteers on average each Sunday

JOY Summer Camp

48 kids average per day 25 Staff 14 different outdoor

activities 12 campers learned to ride a bike

Special Events

2 parent mixers 45+ kids bounce

housed the night away at each Parent’s Night Out!

Milestones Ministry

15 new bibles

given out Partnering Home and Congregation by providing bibles, gifts, scripture memorization and experiences to help parents disciple their children

Nursery Care Sunday mornings

12 kids

for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.� u Matthew 19:14 2019 PCJH 11

90 20

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individuals engaged in the Growing Young events

students engaged in local mission week

360 25

volunteer hours with local organizations

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e continued to focus on youth and young adults in 2019. As a church, we immersed ourselves in the Growing Young research from Fuller Youth Institute. Staff, Session and both the Youth Ministry and Young Adult Ministry teams started living into key strategies to help us grow young.

Highlights from the year include:

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Building community over Thursday morning breakfast club. Middle school students start their day in Hayden Hall with fun before class.

Gathering for a lock-in and ski day at JHMR Celebrating the last day of school with a party at the church.

Honoring graduating 5th, 8th and 12th grade students on Transition Sunday.

Youth from the community engaged in learning about Jesus and loving their neighbors with a second Annual Local Mission Week.

Playing in our valley during 2 weeks of Teton Explorers summer camp.

Partnering with Young Life for summer camp

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in Creekside, at Oregon Washington Family Ranch Camp.

Hosting Fuller Youth Institute Director, Brad Griffin, for a weekend full of keynotes, seminars and classes. People from the whole community, including FCA - Young Life - other local churches, engaged in discussions about youth and young adults.

Partnering in ministry with Megan Walker, Summer Whitworth Fellow, who served our students with love.

Enjoying the cowboy coaster at Snow King, hikes at the Village, movie night at PCJH, lake day at String Lake and Signal Mountain, corn maze adventures in Idaho and more.

Discipling youth with Music Academy engagement and participating in Sunday worship.

Creating an older middle school and high school Tuesday breakfast club.

Focusing on meeting students on their turf at basketball games, choir concerts, dance recitals, coffee dates and lunch outings.

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9 5th grade students, 4 8th grade students, 1 high school senior celebrated, 90+ youth’s lives touched

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Young Adult ministry

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winter ACMNP leaders

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young people employed at JOY summer camp

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uilding on the momentum from last year, 2019 was a real launch year. A faithful Young Adult Ministry team was created to reimagine the purpose of this arm of our church body. We believe that the young adult ministry at PCJH exists that young adults may find their identity in God’s grace, their belonging in God’s love and their purpose in God’s mission.

A dynamic community of young adults galvanized over the course of the year actively engaging in fellowship, study and adventure.

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Highlights from the year include,

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Gathering regularly on Wednesday evenings for fellowship, scripture, study and prayer.

Hosting a young adult retreat in the spring focused on study and community.

Partnering in ministry with Callie Gartland

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35+

young adult lives touched

and Kayla Maness who served as winter ACMNP (Christian Ministry in the National Parks) leaders at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. They led worship services each Sunday morning and were true lights where they worked at the Village.

Discipling and supporting young adults who worked as JOY Summer Camp counselors.

Celebrating life together through hot spring adventures, fishing trips, hiking treks, backyard fire pit hangouts, holiday parties, hootenanny outings, meals with gracious families and more.

Engaging in the life of the whole church through Habitat for Humanity builds, cross country ski trips, Small Groups, Sunday worship, Christmas caroling and more.

hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like walk and not be faint.” u Isaiah 40:30-31 2019 PCJH 13 2018 PCJH 03

/ Adult ministry Our vision is to make disciples of Jesus Christ by offering biblically-based, life-transforming growing opportunities. Our hope is to equip and nurture the congregation in developing vital faith so we might be poured out into the Jackson community and the world for the sake of the Gospel and in love of God.

2019 Highlights

Sunday mornings offered a myriad of studies on Isaiah, Prayer, Forgiveness, the books of Divine Conspiracy and The Dangerous Act of Worship.

Upon their return, the Pascal’s shared their sabbatical reflections.

At Home In the World Summer Speaker Series

Vilmarie Cintrón-Olivieri Sharing about the PCUSA mission work • Mark Labberton - A two-week class on “Groaning Beauty” • Steve Haas - a powerful conversation about World Vision.

• Andre Moubarak - an authentic description of the Israel/Palestine conflict.

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Todd Deatherage and Dauod Nassar sharing about the Tent of Nations.

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SMALL GROUPS DISCIPLESHIP

FELLOWSHIP

MINISTRY

Won’t You Be My Neighbor With the hope to move from being a church with small groups to a church of small groups, the small group ministry team crafted their new mission statement: To engage people in small groups through transformational relationships, study, prayer, and service. With trained facilitators, PCJH launched 8 different groups (women, men, couples, singles, intergenerational), each one based on the weekly scripture from the sermon.

Over 50 people joined groups this year.

Conference, May 31-June 1 a multi-presbytery equipping conference for congregational leaders.

“Rise Up” -

A community-wide women’s Bible study lead by Deborah Buckingham in which about 65 women participated.

PCJH hosted the annual Women’s Christmas luncheon at which about 250 women came.

Adult Ministries Team: Ken Blount (chair), Kathy Robertson, Liz Collins, Addie Pascal, and Tammy Mitchell

“So then, just as you received Christ Jesus as Lord, continue to live in taught, and overflowing with

/ Caring ministries

269 prayer requests received

110 4 people on the prayer team

funerals

financial help given to individuals in 2019 from the deacon fund

Deacon Leadership: Susan Conner, Moderator; Annie Mueller, Vice-Moderator; Tammy Mitchell, Pastor LIST OF DEACONS AND TERMS: Refer to page 5

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eacon ministries

PCJH deacons comprise of 17 dedicated people who serve as the caring arm of the church.

They largely work behind the scenes providing meals to the those in need, visiting the sick, preparing and serving communion, and praying for the congregation. Most of us are incredibly busy, and we can often miss the opportunity to care for members and friends who may be going through an illness, a family tragedy, or a financial crisis.

At those times, deacons step forward in an organized way to marshal the love and concern of the whole congregation to help people in whatever way they can.

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2019 Highlights included the following: • A Deacon Sunday where members of the congregation were invited to join deacon teams.

• At Christmas, the collection of hats and mittens for the Head Start program.

• Habitat Build Day • A prayer vigil for the Pascal family before their sabbatical trip.

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astoral care

In addition to the deacons, the pastors offered care and support, whether through grief counseling, spiritual direction, pre-marital counseling, or visitations.

him, rooted and built up in him, strengthened in the faith as you were thankfulness.” u Colossians 2:6-7

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2,798

$ 159,940

meals served through our Wednesday Community Dinner

mission dollars spent from 2019 budget

$ 17, 416

Mission Team: Laura Soltau (chair), Warren and Martha VanGenderen, Irene Lund, Susan Ordway, Ponteir Sackrey, Yvonne Henze, Michael and Claudia Schrotz, Bob and Deb Kopp, Michael Adams, Tammy Mitchell

additional mission dollars given through special offerings (including the At Home in the World special offering)

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Our mission efforts focus on local, regional/ national, and international work.

Locally 1

Community Dinners at PCJH

2 One22 3

Centro de Vida Christiana Hispanic Church meets weekly at PCJH

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Young Life Jackson Hole

5

Turning Point

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Habitat for Humanity

7

Good Samaritan Mission

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Jackson Hole Mountain Resort

10 Special Parents Ministry

REGIONALLY / NATIONALLY 11 Presbytery of Wyoming 12 A Christian Ministry in the National Parks 13 Fuller Theological Seminary 14 Presbyterian Disaster Relief*

Internationally 16 Agros International 17 Greater Europe Mission Missionaries* 18 Tent of Nations in Bethlehem* 19 Telos*

15 Tierra Nueva* Prison ministry in WA state

20 World Vision*

*new mission support in 2019

21 The Center for the Secret of Peace in Rwanda* 22 PCUSA Special Offerings

marvelous deeds among all peoples.� u Chronicles 16:24.

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he Administration Office continues to be the frontline for all who enter and call-in to the Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole. They are the gatekeepers for information, direction, and connection!

Coordination of building rentals; church events; Music Academy registration; countless volunteer opportunities; quarterly Belong class; written and verbal communication; welcoming new attenders and visitors; setting up the sanctuary and lobby for Sunday worship; hosting Wednesday Dinners; assisting with all church committees including session and the board of deacons; and any other administrative duty you can think of all begin at the hub of our front administration office.

We are constantly looking for new faces and energy to be part of the church’s ministry -whether it be filling in at the front office; being a lay reader during our Sunday worship services; or serving on ANY of committees. Just let the front office know how we can help you find that spot here, to be plugged in.

A change in our lobby this past year was our move to magnetic nametags and boards for people to use in hopes of building that face recognition to people you see here worshipping on Sunday mornings. We are all called to be disciples of Jesus Christ and hospitality is part of that outreach of grace. Need a nametag – please let us know!

With so many new technology tools in place we strive to continue to update and manage our church website, Peak at the Week weekly email, database updates, Instant Church Directory, and live streaming of services. Do not forget our mailings that include this Annual Report, Quarterly Pinnacle Publication and all pertinent mailings that are generated by the church.

Our prayer chain has 101 Prayer Partners who are committed to lift people up to God through prayer with requests that come in via our website, phone calls to the office or emails sent to office@pcjh.org These requests are generated by someone who gives the church permission to ask for prayers. We also love to celebrate with you through this prayer ministry and give thanks to God for all His glory and faithfulness.

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8 369

new members

members

181 638 families in PCJH online directory

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who call PCJH their church home

Administration Team: Ken Blount (Clerk of Session), Cindy Dahlin, Ally Kiefer, Pam Flores, Robyn Jones, Barb Huhn, Louisa Sandvig, Lana Crabtree, Ben Pascal

“How awesome is this place! This is none other than the house of God;

/ Buildings & Grounds

$23,667

landscaping & snow removal

$31,777 $6,504 gas & electrical expenses

water, sewer and trash expenses

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uildings and Grounds Ministry includes the church building and grounds as well as pastor housing and vehicles. This ministry is responsible for maintenance and operation of, and improvements to, the property and facilities as a sacred and safe place. Volunteers contributed over 1,300 hours as the church’s Fix-It Crew” who were involved in spring clean-up, installing new playground equipment for toddlers, exterior staining, fixing walkway lights, roof shoveling, walkway clearing plant and tree care and so much more. There are some special occasions when PCJH needs more than regular care and cleaning. The parking lot was sealed and re-striped. Leaks occurred at several locations at the wall-ceiling interface due to ice damming and subsequent melting at the eaves. Removal of snow and ice from the eaves was accomplished frequently starting in March. Interior damage was significant in six locations and the roof was inspected and repaired by Wind River Roofing that included removing shingles and underlayment.

Deficiencies related to original construction of the

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rental income

$32,331

major maintenance expenses taken out of maintenance reserves

church expansion (2006 – 2008) were identified.

Increased shoveling to prevent ice-damming is the short-term remedy with a new roof (with some potential re-design) as the long-term remedy. In service to the community - our facility hosted Cathedral Voices weekly rehearsals, Special Olympics Basketball Practice, Commercial kitchen uses, JH Police motorcycle practices twice a year in the parking lot, Teton County Geologists, Teton County Library, Teton County Planning, Indian Trails HOA meetings, Various Community fundraisers, Holiday Craft Fair, Christmas Concerts for JH Classical Academy, Mountain Academy and JH Chorale!! PCJH is in its fifth year of hosting Centra daVida Christina worship services! As the year came to a close, heating system improvements were underway including programmable thermostats and replacing the furnaces that serve the chapel.

Building and grounds team: Steve Iobst, Elder, Jeff Crabtree (we will miss you!)

Jeff Dahlin, John Scott, Cindy Dahlin, Peter Keenan

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part time staff members

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of staff salaries/benefits reflective in overall budget

e have a phenomenal staff at PCJH. Everyone loves Jesus, is exceptional at what they do, and we all enjoy working together. The most notable change in staffing occurred in our worship and music department as Kenny Hadden moved to Oregon and we welcomed Karee Miller-Jaeger as our praise band coordinator and Laura Huckin as our choir director. God is so faithful in the midst of transitions!

The staff did an exceptional job while Pastor Ben was away on sabbatical as they seamlessly continued the work of the church in the midst of the senior pastor’s three-month absence.

A few months after Ben’s return, the PCJH fulltime staff had a one-day retreat at a church member’s ranch near Hoback Canyon in October for team building and long range planning.

professional development

Please be sure to encourage our employees as they give so much of their time and energy to the work of ministry through PCJH. Our personnel team stays busy with personnel transitions, performance reviews, personnel manual changes, refining job descriptions, ensuring all employees receive adequate compensation and continuing education opportunities, and making sure we all have fun and enjoy being a team!

Personnel Team: Caryn Haman (chair), Alan Lund (finance chair), Nany Dunlap, Gregg Ward, Ben Pascal (head of staff) ASSImiLATION TEAM: Tom Segerstrom (chair), Jackie Montgomery, Ray Womack, Joy Steiner, Ben Pascal (ex oficio)

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338

families/individuals who gave in 2019

e thank the Lord for his boundless generosity $1,156,857 $3,694 to us and our church. In 2019, we again met our total offering average annual financial goals before Christmas for tithes and offerings. gifts received gift amount Our church is blessed with the selfless giving of so $58,872 71 many, and the financial strength that results. Our midraised through families/individuals year “All In” campaign was successful again in keeping Old Bill’s who gave above revenue up-to-date with expenses. Our end-of-year campaign also met our budget target thanks to the exFun Run the average gift traordinary generosity of so many. As of December 31, 2019 we have no debt. We have a maintenance reserve today. We also have been able to increase our outreach and have begun to fund a rainy-day account with over through our missions programs. This is thanks to you. three months worth of operating expenses in the bank We deeply appreciate your gifts. Please continue to pray for our church and to consider faithful giving in Stewardship Team: Wes Lucas (chair), 2020 as we seek to continue our ministry to see more Elisabet Lucas, Ben Pascal, Bob & Bonnie Lewis, lives being transformed in Jesus Christ.

Kacy O’Hare, Jim Byrne, Karin Unruh

of you is a part of it.” u 1 Corinthians 12:27 2019 PCJH 21

2019 Actual Revenues $1,636,523 $41,343 $66,639

2019Actual Expenses $1,636,523 $36,000 $10,987 $15,672 $133,560 $7,823 $159,940 $179,966

$371,684

$598,133

$1,156,857

$251,471

$242,971 Tithes & Offerings Fee-Based Ministries

Events & Other

Children & Youth Ministry

Buildings & Grounds

Rainy Day Fund

Dinners

Administration

Mission

Congregational Life

Pastors Office

Worship

PCUSA

Through our budgeting process we have carefully allocated resources across departments to ensure we are funded for the ministry and mission God has called us to through PCJH. Here are a few highlights from 2019 in regard to finances: • We have no debt, a balanced budget, and funding for ongoing and future ministry.

• After years of allocating $5,000/year to a roof reserve fund, we have increased it to $10,000 for 2020 due to earlier than anticipated roof repairs. As of December 31, 2019 the roof reserve is in a restricted account with a total of $350,238.

• We started a rainy day fund four years ago to ensure that our ministry and mission continues despite economic recessions or other unforeseen crises. As of December 31, 2019 we have saved $329,712, with a goal of at least Finance Team: Alan Lund (chair), Ben Pascal, Wes Lucas, Caryn Haman, Bob Lewis, Mack Mendenhall, Chip Jones, John Scott

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six months of covered operating expenses.

As of December 31, 2019 we have $52,760 in a deferred account from the Sullivan Bequest.

Session has decided to keep this money available for special projects and initiatives that fall outside our normal budgeting process.

Our actual expenses for 2019 came in over budget by $56,197 but fortunately our tithes and offerings for 2019 came in above target so we were able to finish the year, by God’s grace, with a $32,383 surplus. Session decided to tithe 10% of the surplus, $3,238, to future mission projects, and to fund our depleted buildings and grounds maintenance reserve account with $19,227 and our depleted deacon fund account with $9,918, effectively prepaying some expenses we expect to incur in 2020.

Our goal is to continue to have the financial strength to do whatever ministry the Lord calls us to do in order to see lives being transformed in Jesus Christ.

2020 Budgeted Revenues$1,615,635 $38,873

$65,000

2020 Budgeted Expenses $1,615,635 $36,000 $13,750 $16,000 $107,410 $13,550 $139,547 $183,650 $571,971

$446,762 $1,065,000

$256,834

$276,923 Tithes & Offerings

Events & Other

Children & Youth Ministry

Buildings & Grounds

Rainy Day Fund

Fee-Based Ministries

Dinners

Administration

Mission

Congregational Life

Pastors Office

Worship

PCUSA

Adult Ministry

Statement of Assets and Liabilities 12/31/19 2019 ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents

Rainy Day Fund $ 329,712 Restricted Cash 52,760 CD for line of credit, includes roof reserve 350,238 Other Cash and Equivalents 431,797 Total cash & cash equivalents $ 1,164,507 Property Land 1,146,965 Buildings 8,694,837 Accumulated depreciation - buildings (3,033,703) Vehicles

183,148 Accumulated depreciation - vehicles (163,139) Total property, net

$ 6,828,108 TOTAL ASSETS

$7,992,615

2019 LIABILITIES & net Assets Liabilities Payroll liabilities $ 2,022 Accrued maintenance reserve 38,000 Accrued rainy day fund 329,712 Deferred revenues 313,008 Deferred bequest 52,760 TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 735,502

NET ASSETS Unrestricted

6,915,898 Board restricted roof reserve 341,215

TOTAL NET ASSETS

$ 7,257,113

TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS $7,992,615

“Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights, who does not change like shifting shadows.” u James 1:17 2019 PCJH 23 2018 PCJH 03

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