University Ministry

Rest. Recognize. Restore.

Highland University Ministry participates in the restoration of God by prioritizing: rest, recognizing God living in one another, and restoration through service and spiritual disciplines. Simply put, we engage regularly with theology, community, and service, joining God in the restoration of all things.

WEEKLY RHYTHM

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Sunday Morning Class

Find us at 10am Sundays in the University Classroom (NW Corner on the 2nd Floor) at Highland. Class is our main gathering space to walk through Scripture together and catch up each week!

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Discipleship In Groups (DIG)

Being part of a smaller community is part of what it means to belong and be recognized in University Ministry.

Discipleship in Groups is our expression of small groups for college-aged people in Abilene. It looks like a small cohort of people with a Spiritual Mentor couple (adults committed to investing in you) for an hour or so on Sunday evenings at 5:00pm (various locations). If you would like to get involved in a DIG group, email Robert or Leah.

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Monday Night Fellowship

Every Monday night during the semester, we gather in various locations (join our Groupme or check our Instagram for details) to spend time together. This can look like playing games, watching movies, worship, or sharing a meal. We believe here we get to recognize God in each other and ourselves when we truly know each other through worship, fun, and fellowship.

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BOBS (Breakfast on Beech Street)

Every Friday morning, students in our ministry participate in a longstanding Highland tradition - serving breakfast to and eating with our neighbors in the community who are in need. This is one of the regular ways we get to be mindful of our community and join God in restoring Abilene.

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