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Jam-packed summer at Highlands Church

Katy Griffin, Director of Children and Family Ministries, hangs out with campers during Highlands 2010 Flag Football Camp. Also pictured, volunteer teacher Teddy Ramierez instructs drummers during Highlands' first Music Camp in 2010. Two campers practice their guitar skills during Highlands' 2010 Music Camp. The camp offers three days of instruction in various disciplines from musicians at Highlands Church, led by Worship Director Caleb Landon and members of the Theater 3 band. And Caleb Landon, director of worship arts, leads a group of students during Highlands' first Music Camp in 2010. The second annual Music Camp will be held from Monday, Aug. 8 through Wednesday, Aug. 10. Courtesy photos. Highlands Church, which celebrated its fifth anniversary in April, is located at 215 Oak Hill Road, near Wal-Mart and Kennedy Club Fitness just off Niblick Road. The church, led by Rev. Graham Baird, offers three services each Sunday — at 8:30, 9:45 and 11 a.m. — as well as a monthly worship night. The next worship night is scheduled for Sunday, July 10 at 6:30 p.m. In addition to weekly services, Highlands offers a variety of programming for the whole family. The church offers a weekly Bible study at noon on Wednesdays, now looking at the book of Joshua, youth group for junior high on Tuesday nights and high school on Wednesday nights at 7 p.m. and a vibrant and active seniors group, with monthly events set throughout the year. Highlands also offers mid-week evening programming for adults. Currently the church is in the middle of offering the Alpha Course, taught by Nicky Gumbel, on Wednesday nights at 6 p.m. Beginning July 5, Highlands will host a series on the End Times, led by Rev. Israel Gonzales, Director of Christian Discipleship, and Matthew Fox at 6 p.m. on Tuesday nights. The course will run for six weeks and will be an exploration of different cultural theories of the end of the world. “Our community is filled with youth sport programs that teach the kids many aspects of various sports,” said Katy Griffin, Highlands’ Director of Children and Family Ministries. “We wanted to tap into the success of these programs and add God into the picture. Each year has been a blessing to me and all the volunteers who serve, to see the kids both growing in their relationship with Christ and their physical achievement.” In addition to camps, Highlands has several other events on tap for summer.

Paso Robles Press Jam-packed summer at Highlands Church

Katy Griffin, Director of Children and Family Ministries, hangs out with campers during Highlands 2010 Flag Football Camp. Also pictured, volunteer teacher Teddy Ramierez instructs drummers during Highlands' first Music Camp in 2010. Two campers practice their guitar skills during Highlands' 2010 Music Camp. The camp offers three days of instruction in various disciplines from musicians at Highlands Church, led by Worship Director Caleb Landon and members of the Theater 3 band. And Caleb Landon, director of worship arts, leads a group of students during Highlands' first Music Camp in 2010. The second annual Music Camp will be held from Monday, Aug. 8 through Wednesday, Aug. 10. Courtesy photos. Highlands Church, which celebrated its fifth anniversary in April, is located at 215 Oak Hill Road, near Wal-Mart and Kennedy Club Fitness just off Niblick Road. The church, led by Rev. Graham Baird, offers three services each Sunday — at 8:30, 9:45 and 11 a.m. — as well as a monthly worship night. The next worship night is scheduled for Sunday, July 10 at 6:30 p.m. In addition to weekly services, Highlands offers a variety of programming for the whole family. The church offers a weekly Bible study at noon on Wednesdays, now looking at the book of Joshua, youth group for junior high on Tuesday nights and high school on Wednesday nights at 7 p.m. and a vibrant and active seniors group, with monthly events set throughout the year. Highlands also offers mid-week evening programming for adults. Currently the church is in the middle of offering the Alpha Course, taught by Nicky Gumbel, on Wednesday nights at 6 p.m. Beginning July 5, Highlands will host a series on the End Times, led by Rev. Israel Gonzales, Director of Christian Discipleship, and Matthew Fox at 6 p.m. on Tuesday nights. The course will run for six weeks and will be an exploration of different cultural theories of the end of the world. “Our community is filled with youth sport programs that teach the kids many aspects of various sports,” said Katy Griffin, Highlands’ Director of Children and Family Ministries. “We wanted to tap into the success of these programs and add God into the picture. Each year has been a blessing to me and all the volunteers who serve, to see the kids both growing in their relationship with Christ and their physical achievement.” In addition to camps, Highlands has several other events on tap for summer.

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