We are so glad you are here! Below are some common questions often asked about Highland Valley. If you don't see what you're looking for, contact us!

Where do I park?

Just look for the "Guest Parking" signs in front of the sanctuary (Building B). If these spots are already taken when you arrive, additional parking is available on all sides of the church.

Where is the Nursery during worship?

We are excited to reopen Nursery during worship for children newborn thru 1st grade. All Covid-19 protocols will be in place. Drop off will be at the wood doors of Building D (doors nearest playground). Children 2-12 yrs. old and older must wear masks. We will maintain social distancing of 6 feet when possible. Temperatures will be taken at check-in and staff and volunteers only in the children's space. 

Do you offer Children's Church during worship?

Children's Church will resume Sunday, June 6, at Highland Valley. Children are ALWAYS welcome in worship.

May I bring my children to the worship service?

Children are ALWAYS welcome in worship. If you decide you need childcare during worship, our usher will be happy to assist you.

What should I wear to church?

We want you to feel comfortable in whatever you choose to wear, whether it's casual or dressy. On Sunday mornings, you'll see everything from jeans to business attire. 

Please note: Masks are currently recommended if you have not been vaccinated..

What is the style of music during worship?

​On any given Sunday at Highland Valley, you might sing traditional hymns from our United Methodist Hymnal or hear beautiful solos from several of our gifted choir members, contemporary songs, or a wide variety of wonderful anthems by our Chancel Choir. On Wednesdays, The JOURNEY worships with contemporary songs.

Since I am not a United Methodist, will I still be able to participate in the sacrament of Holy Communion?

Absolutely. We practice an Open Table. A person does not have to be a United Methodist or a member of this particular church. We invite all who seek the presence of Christ in their lives and desire to receive God's grace to receive Holy Communion.