SATURDAYS 4:00 PM • CELEBRATION SERVICE (except for first weekend of each month) Held in our Fellowship Hall, this service is set in a casual atmosphere with a wide range of worship songs led by our Celebration praise team followed by a scripture based sermon.
SUNDAYS 10:00 AM • TRADITIONAL SERVICE (combined communion service first Sunday of each month at 10am) Held in our Sanctuary, this service offers music by our chancel choir, scripture readings, and a Bible focused sermon. Following worship, join us in the Fellowship Hall for coffee and fellowship.
First Sunday Combined Worship @10 am
(No Saturday Service)
The Vision of Highlands Church is to be a growing Church family enthusiastically embracing our individual spiritual gifts and vows of prayer, presence, giving, service and witness to create devoted disciples of Jesus Christ. Please join us at one of our services. If you are unable to attend, you may click the link below to watch or listen to a sermon online.
If you are looking for a church home, please consider visiting Highlands Church. Where we worship God, grow our faith, participate in fellowship, and serve our community. We invite you to join us to see for yourself. We hope to see you soon!
Your faith journey is not meant to be taken alone. We believe fellowship plays an important part in the life of Highlands Church as we seek to love, support and care for each other. Whether it is a Small Discipleship Group, All Church Event, Highlands Methodist Women (HMW), Highlands Methodist Men (HMM), or various other groups, there are many ways to make church fellowship an integral part of your Christian life.
Training children to learn, grow, and discover God’s great love for them. We provide a safe and nurturing environment for all children. Amidst all the fun our children experience at a weekend service, we also hope they leave inspired to discover more about God's love throughout the week.
Since the middle ages, churches have played an important role in serving the community and building Christian relationships. Continuing this tradition, we view our church building as a resource to be used by a variety of groups and organizations. Serving is a big part of who we are as a church and we have many opportunities throughout the year where we use our resources of time, talents, and treasures to meet the personal and spiritual needs of those in our community.