Women

About

Highland Women exists to provide intentional environments where women can walk together as disciples of Jesus. Our desire is to equip women to know God, to grow in Christ together, and to make disciples in our spheres of influence (Eph. 4:11-16, Col. 1:28-29).

Highland's primary points of connection for adults are through Adult Bible Fellowships and Connection Groups. Scroll down to see additional, women-specific opportunities to grow.

To subscribe to Highland Women's newsletter, contact Emily Kelly.

Interested in serving with Highland Women? Fill out this form.

Summer with highland women

Summer Workshops

Any and all women are invited to join Highland Women for our summer workshops on Sunday, June 23rd and/or on Sunday, July 28th from 2-3:30pm in the Chapel. Together, we will examine the Scriptures to see what they say about wisdom. We will answer questions like, What is wisdom? Where does it come from? Does God’s wisdom intersect with my money, parenting, sex, work, and more? Register for our second summer workshop HERE.

How to Study the Bible Workshop

Join Highland Adults on Wednesday, September 4, from 6:30-8pm in the Chapel for a workshop on How to Study the Bible! Whether you’re a part of one of our fall inductive studies or not, we hope you’ll join us to look at the Bible, its Source, composition, and great value for our lives. We will walk through methods for Bible study and how to keep our hearts set on the goal of knowing God rightly and personally. There is no need to register for this event. Just come with your Bible and a pen, and we will provide the rest! Childcare will not be available, but kids are welcome to attend the workshop with their parents! We plan to make this accessible for all ages.

Get Involved

Highland Inductive Study
The Little Years
Women's Prayer
Women's Soul Care
Resources

Join our Women’s Inductive Study each fall and spring semester, as we seek to know God as He has revealed Himself through the Scriptures. We do this through in-depth, individual Bible study, round table discussion, and large group teaching. Our two study options are Wednesday evenings from 6:30-8pm (childcare available) or Thursday mornings from 9:30-11am (no childcare). This fall we are walking through the Precepts study on Covenant.

For more information, contact Emily Kelly.

Subscribe and watch our large group teachings HERE.

The mission of The Little Years (TLY) is to serve moms of preschoolers by providing a consistent ministry of spiritual nurturing, fun, fellowship, and service. We meet every other Monday at Highland to equip moms through mentoring and Biblical teaching.

For questions, please contact .

Each Sunday, women gather in the Wellness Center, Multipurpose room A, from 8-8:30am to pray for one another and for our church. This is an opportunity for women to serve our church and community together through intercessory prayer. For more information on our Women's Prayer Team, contact Emily Kelly.

Soul Care Groups provide an intentional and compassionate environment for people to seek healing from all manner of suffering. Suffering can come as a result of our own sin, the sin of another person, and/ or from the pain of living in a broken world. In Soul Care Groups, women share their struggles with each other and with God, turning to Christ for strength and healing, through His Spirit and by His Word.

Soul Care Groups meet on Wednesdays from 6:30-8pm each fall and spring semester. Each group intentionally covers one topic for the duration of the semester, incorporating a ministry of prayer and presence, and directing one another to the hope of Jesus Christ.

For a full listing of Soul Care groups see the Adults page.

One-on-One Soul Care exists to serve as time-limited, focused care for those walking through difficult seasons to help them remain connected to the heart of Christ and His Church. The goal of this ministry is to [1] provide space to process trials, sufferings, and sin in the context of God’s unwavering love and grace (Ps 103:8-14), [2] to encourage participants to consider the Lord’s desire to minister to their feeble, broken hearts (Ps 34:18, 22), and finally [3] to help participants practice courage in entrusting these circumstances to a body of believers for the sharing of burdens and restoration of life [Jm. 5:16]. One-on-One Soul Care is not professional counseling. If the observation is made that professional counseling or another trained specialty is better suited and equipped to treat a participant’s current circumstances, the appropriate referrals will be made.

For more information and to connect with a lay leader for one-on-one soul care, fill out a request form HERE.

Equipped to Counsel

Equipped to Counsel is a two-semester, 28-week course that presents the foundations of offering biblical care and counsel within the local church. Through weekly readings, case studies, and in-class discussions, Highlanders will learn to define what makes care and counsel truly biblical. We'll also learn to implement it into our personal and ministry relationships, both inside and outside the church. Cost is $59 and includes a workbook.

Learn more and register HERE.