We can’t always gather in the same room to explore ideas, but we can grow by exploring books in common this year. During each season of our Year of Freedom, we are recommending books for adults and children that can … Continue reading
This annual fundraiser goes directly into the youth budget to make their summer trips sustainable and support youth scholarship funds. Below are some important tibdits of information about this event. HBC Got Skillz is a hoot and a half. Skillz … Continue reading
Please join us on Sunday, December 1, at 6:00 p.m., for a joyous service as we adorn our sanctuary and prepare our hearts for the Advent season. Music of the season will lead us in the lighting of candles, hanging … Continue reading
On Sunday afternoon, Highland’s Bible study teachers of children gathered for a training session. Of course, we covered the nuts and bolts for the year—reminders about food allergies and how to exit the building if the fire alarm goes off, … Continue reading
We can’t always gather in the same room to explore ideas, but we can grow by exploring books in common this year. During each season of our Year of Freedom, we are recommending a book for adults and for children … Continue reading
Highland’s hymn, Look, You Saints, the Cloud of Witness, speaks of “gathering ‘round this sacred place.” We have adopted this well-loved text as your invitation to worship this Sunday, August 18, 10:30 a.m. ALL of our faith community will be … Continue reading
On July 19-21, 30 children and twenty-three adults traveled to Camp Kavanaugh for our annual Vacation Bible School Camp. On this seventeenth year of VBS taking place in a retreat format for three days and two nights, we were reminded … Continue reading
Join us on Saturday evening, August 3, at 6:30, for a night at Slugger Field to see the Louisville Bats take on the Toledo Mud Hens. That evening’s game will be a special MARVEL Super Hero Night with an opportunity … Continue reading
Kindness. It’s a virtue that can be both innate and accidental at times. It can also become a practiced and learned skill. I find that when we travel away to camp each year, these older elementary age students who have … Continue reading
Now that Carol Harston shared her doctoral research with the church, she is creating space for further conversation to explore our life in relationship to traumatizing theology, how it affects our church, and what it could mean to dive further … Continue reading