It is hard not to have a favorite Avett Brothers song stuck in my head this week as I consider our lectionary passages and sit down to write a sermon for this coming Sunday: “I’ve got something to say … Continue reading
I have been thinking a lot about what Highland has taught me about life and faith recently. Often when I survey public discourse from Christians, most of the voices conservative, I find little in common with the understanding of the … Continue reading
In celebration of Highland’s LGBTQ members across the life span and alongside the broader LGBTQ community, we invite you to join us for the Kentuckiana Pride Festival this June. On Friday, June 14, we will walk together in the Pride … Continue reading
Youth today are living to optimize their economic futures. The pipeline is this: middle school resume building to get into the right high school to build a resume to get into college to build a resume to get into a … Continue reading
Many of us recognize and appreciate the gift Carol possesses with words. She uniquely uses words to tell a story, to invite us into prayer, and to spark theological wondering. Her words at the beginning of our Ash Wednesday service … Continue reading
Our youth community is excited to lead Highland in all three worship services this Sunday, March 3, within the worship framework of the Courage to Imagine. Our youth have much to say about courage, what it means to dream, and … Continue reading
Sometimes, it is hard to imagine a new life and a new world when there is so much to be rightfully troubled about. This is true when you think about the broad story of struggle in our country, but more … Continue reading
The Men’s Ministry is taking root in a new way at Highland this fall, looking toward new life in the journey ahead. The Ministry seeks to provide Christian fellowship, welcome, growth, and support for all who identify as men at … Continue reading
The majority of our youth (and many adults at Highland) are hesitant to pray in front of one another. Invitations for youth to pray are typically met with averted eyes and silence. Our rule is if you volunteer someone else, … Continue reading
Loving God, we thank you for the gift of learning and we know how sacred of a privilege it is to have the opportunity to be educated. We give thanks for the ways in which students of every age are challenged … Continue reading