Formal Relationship with Nyirankamiye Family Coming to a Close Highland members have poured Love upon our new friends from the Congo over the last few months, but our co-sponsorship of Odetta’s family is coming to a close. Sponsorships through Kentucky … Continue reading
Thanks to the creative vision of Highland’s Global Missions Ministry Group, a training and healing retreat took place last weekend in Morocco for exhausted and traumatized students who work with refugees from across Africa who are stuck in Morocco. Highland … Continue reading
On Sunday during the 9:30 service, while the event heretofore known as “The Great Clapping Incident of 2016,” I snuck out of the last ten minutes of the service to get something out of my car to pass out after … Continue reading
All are invited to the annual Sewing Blitz this Saturday, June 25, 8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m., in Fellowship Hall, to make gallon-size drawstring bags for YMCA Safe Place. If you sew, please bring a sewing machine, scissors, and straight pins—other supplies … Continue reading
Those in need of preschool childcare, contact Renee Purtlebaugh by Wednesday, April 20.
April is Global Missions month and throughout this month, you will hear about projects that we as a church are involved in and how you can be a part. Highland’s goal this year is $10,000. To help us reach our … Continue reading
Thinking Together by Joe Phelps I’m still a bit punch-drunk from exhaustion after last night’s Community Gathering on Race at Highland. It was energy well-spent. Many of you gave energy far beyond what a pastor could hope or ask. The … Continue reading
Community Dialogue on Race, Slavery, and A Way Forward featuring Edward Baptist, author of The Half Has Never Been Told Monday, February 29, 7:00 p.m. at Highland Baptist Church Secure reservations here All citizens of Louisville are asked to read … Continue reading
A few weeks ago Albert Mohler, president of the Baptist Seminary in Louisville, compared his views with churches like Highland and Crescent Hill Baptist, as well as our many kindred churches across our city. “We’re talking about Christianity and some … Continue reading
Yes, I’m in the newspaper again. Just a few phrases, but there I am, along with Highland’s name, on page one. Honestly, I don’t go looking for occasions to bump my gums to reporters. But when they ask my views … Continue reading