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Highland Baptist Church, Louisville, Kentucky, is seeking a Pastor to join our vibrant team of ministers who are leading our progressive, growing congregation into the next chapter of our ministry. Highland Baptist Church is an inclusive and welcoming community of … Continue reading
It takes just a moment of your time to net free money for Highland Baptist Church. Both Kroger and Amazon want to contribute to our charitable organization, and it’s only a few clicks away! Kroger: Go to http://www.kroger.com/communityrewards and log in … Continue reading
I attended the Louisville Pride Festival last weekend. I’ve always gone as an ally with my daughter to the events and every single one I have felt so much love. Even for this straight mom, who could have easily been … Continue reading
This is a podcast of this sermon. Download it to listen on your favorite media player. For more sermons, please visit: http://www.buzzsprout.com/6362. Click here for a copy of Sunday’s bulletin.
Which stained glass window do you notice when you sit in Fellowship Hall at a business meeting or weekly dinners? Which window catches your eye during worship? Do you ever choose a specific seat in Fellowship Hall or the sanctuary … Continue reading
This is a podcast of this sermon. Download it to listen on your favorite media player. For more sermons, please visit: http://www.buzzsprout.com/6362. Click here for a copy of Sunday’s bulletin.
Last week, I spoke at a camp for runners held on church grounds in Indiana. The invitation came from a friend, a young woman I met when she was a teenager at a church where I was the interim pastor. … Continue reading
This is a podcast of this sermon. Download it to listen on your favorite media player. For more sermons, please visit: http://www.buzzsprout.com/6362. Click here for a copy of Sunday’s bulletin.
Four years ago, I met a woman at Friday Church named Karen, who was in the recovery program at Wayside. I saw her off and on for much of a year, but lost track of her for several months. When … Continue reading