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WORSHIP

Worship at Highland Hills is reverent, thoughtful, and prayerful. Each week, we strive to offer our very best to God through word, music, and structure.

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Sunday Morning Worship

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11:00 am in our Sanctuary

Or through livestream available on Facebook LiveYouTube, and on our homepage.

Worship at Highland Hills

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Our worship is liturgical, meaning it follows a shared structured order filled with guided spaces for prayer, responsive readings, and singing.

 

We believe that sharing a liturgy together allows everyone in the room to fully participate. We believe that the Holy Spirit is alive and active, and that in our worship we might hear words we need to hear just as much from the call to worship or in our singing as in the sermon. We follow the liturgical calendar, or the church calendar in our worship. This means our scripture comes from the lectionary and is shaped around the Holy seasons of Easter and Advent. 

 

In our worship, we sing hymns from the Celebrating Grace hymnal together. Each person is invited to join in, no matter your musical talent. Together, we make a joyful noise and give God glory!

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In worship, our ministers wear robes as a practice of simplicity and to make sure that their clothing choices are not a distraction. They also wear stoles to signify each liturgical season. 

 

In our worship, nearly everything is intentional. If something sparks a question, please ask!

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Communion in Worship

 

At least once a month, we celebrate communion together. We practice an open table where all who profess Christ as Lord are welcome no matter their church background or membership.

Children in Worship

 

Worship at HHBC is an intergenerational experience. Children are valuable members of our faith family and we welcome them to worship in the pews with us. It is through this experience that they learn the songs of our faith, witness the sacraments of communion and baptism, and learn the art of prayer and praise. Childcare is also available for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers.

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