A Welcoming Family of Faith in Highland Park, IL and Beyond
Join us for a traditional worship encounter on Sundays at 10:00 am.
Come as you are no matter who you are.
Please come dressed however you’re comfortable!
Livestream and Past Services
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Statement of Solidarity
with Our Jewish Neighbors
Highland Park Presbyterian Church believes that every person bears the image of God and is worthy of dignity, safety, and love.
Recent rises in antisemitic threats and violence grieve us deeply. We stand with our Jewish brothers, sisters, and neighbors, and we condemn antisemitism in all its forms—spoken, written, or enacted. Hatred toward the Jewish community is an affront to God’s vision of shalom and to the Gospel call to “love your neighbor as yourself.”
Therefore, we commit to:
Speak Up: Naming antisemitism wherever we encounter it—online, in conversation, and in public life.
Show Up: Building relationships with local synagogues and Jewish organizations, attending community events, and offering practical support when asked.
Pray & Learn: Holding our Jewish neighbors in prayer and educating ourselves about antisemitism so that our solidarity is informed and enduring.
We invite all people of goodwill to join us in rejecting hate and fostering a community where every faith tradition can flourish in peace.
“Let love be genuine; hate what is evil, hold fast to what is good.” —Romans 12:9
Joint Outdoor Worship
Where: Memorial Park
405 Laurel Ave, Highland Park, IL 60035
When: July 6th
On the first Sunday after Independence Day, we gather with our sisters and brothers from Trinity Episcopal Church for a single, shared service in the park directly across from our church.
This tradition was born in the aftermath of the July 4th tragedy as a way to stand together—mourning, healing, and hoping—while proclaiming the love of Christ in the open air of our community. Three years later it has become a cherished moment of unity and joy, reminding us that worship can knit our hearts together even beyond church walls.
Bring a lawn chair or blanket, wear comfortable summer attire, and join us at 10:00 AM on July 6 as we lift our voices, break bread, and celebrate God’s grace side by side.
All are welcome—neighbors, friends, visitors, and anyone who longs for peace and companionship.
In the event of rain Trinity will host the service.
“How good and pleasant it is when God’s people live together in unity!” — Psalm 133:1
Suffering and Grace:
A video reflection by Pastor Quincy
People tell us all the time that God will never give us more than we can handle. Is that true? Is that really the story of the Bible? What do we do when life or events seem like more than we can handle and where do we find God in those moments?
Highland Park Presbyterian Church is more than a congregation—we’re a community! No matter your age or background, we invite you and your family to come as you are and explore your faith with us
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