Church of the Resurrection

01/13/2025

Bonhoeffer is going to show in Marbleton after all! Jan 17-23!

01/02/2025

If you live in the area and have not yet seen Bonhoeffer,
MovieWorks Cinema in Jackson is looking to offer one show of BONHOEFFER during the week of January 13.
Please let us (Movie Works) know which day (January 15 or 16) and which showtime (afternoon between 4:30 & 5:00 or evening between 7:00 & 8:00) works best for your friends and family.
Once we have this information we will book the movie and make tickets available for purchase.
FILM DETAILS
Bonhoeffer: Pastor. Spy. Assassin.
Rating: PG-13 (for some smoking, violent content, and thematic elements)
MovieWorks Cinema
Movies and showtimes: movieworkscinema.com (http://movieworkscinema.com/)
Email: [email protected] (mailto:[email protected])
Business Office: 307-733-6939

05/13/2024

The Church of the Resurrection is one of 4 local churches that puts on the summer lunch program. Here is an update of the program:

SUMMER LUNCH PROGRAM SERVES OVER 1000 LUNCHES
May 6, 2024
The Summer Lunch Program was able to serve over 1000 lunches last summer (with support from a Wyoming Community Foundation Grant received from the Wyoming Community Foundation.
The Summer Lunch Program is a local nonprofit organization that offers a free, nutritious noon meal to children during the summer months. All children are welcome. There are no financial requirements and the program fills the needs of those children who need or want a good meal at noon. Summer Lunch Program is funded exclusively through donations and grants to defray the rising cost of groceries.
Board Director Michele Overgaag says, “When we ring the lunch bell, the kids come running from the skateboard park, the library, or anywhere they can hear the bell. They come in with smiles, friends, and healthy appetites. They leave knowing they are valued and are ready to get at it once again.”
To learn more about Summer Lunch Program or to donate, contact Michelle Overgaag at 307-749-6641, Julie Konicek at 307-231-4745, Melinda Bobo at 307-690-4889, or Sarah Murdock at 307-231-2431.
The Wyoming Community Foundation is a nonprofit organization that works with donors to support the charitable causes they care most about. In 2023, the Wyoming Community Foundation granted over $8 million to charitable causes across the state. For information call 307-721-8300 or visit their website at www.wycf.org.

12/09/2021

Why would we produce a brand new episode of The Chosen? What would be important enough for us to put our Christmas Special in theaters, the first time we’ve ...

10/12/2021

https://www.newyorker.com/news/on-religion/what-american-christians-hear-at-church

Drawing on newly ubiquitous online services, Pew has tried to catalogue the subject matter of contemporary sermons.

05/12/2021

Shifting our heart from work as careerism to work as contribution.

Is there a practice from the Way of Jesus to participate in God's vision of work, and to shift our heart from work as careerism to work as contribution? It’s...

05/10/2021

Vocation - doing work well

How do we repurpose our work – paid or unpaid, glamorous or mundane, our dream job or underemployment in COVID – into a practice or a spiritual discipline of...

05/05/2021

Remember that the Church of the Resurrection posts its weekly sermons on YouTube, be sure to subscribe and "click the bell" if you want be notified when we go live (~10;20am MST Sundays) or when we upload.

Sermons and uploads from the Church of the Resurrection in Pinedale, WYFaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/Church-of-the-Resurrection-579611308728105/

05/04/2021

Where are you on along these 10-Stops ? For a good article check out https://www.mensministry.org/post/where-are-you-along-the-10-stops-on-the-journey-toward-spiritual-maturity

04/01/2021

11/11/2020

This Veterans' Day, listen.

What does a World War II veteran really think about being thanked for his service? In an excerpt from The Girl Who Wore Freedom, veteran Ceo Bauer talks to F...