May our hearts feel the song of the meadowlark, our minds the clearness of the mountain air, and our souls the freedom of the soaring eagle.
May our faith be renewed as the creek in spring, may we celebrate the saving redemption of the Cross in all its mysteries, may we always feel the love of the community of Christ. From service bulletin Chapel of the Transfiguration.
We attended church at the Chapel of the Transfiguration in Grand Teton NP. The church is owned by St. John's Jackson. They have chaplains come in for one month stints in the summer. Our priest was on his final Sunday before heading back to Baton Rouge, LA. It was a packed house and a nice service. We sang three very familiar hymns. The sermon had a good message about letting go of old and embracing new.
Here is an item at the little "country store" at the old Menor's ferry landing. It reminds me of our good friend and Dan's old classmate, Carolyn, who still sells Rawleigh products. We took another bike ride on the wonderful paved multi-use path. The sign below was at the beginning of the path:
Why do we have to sacrifice a child to get a safe pathway built?
jb
I did not have enough internet to load last evening so posted Monday morning. 
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