The Young Professionals ministry at High Pointe is made up of young people that are interested in connecting and fellowshipping with other young people. While we are all united in Christ, High Pointe recognizes that the young have different interests and needs than those who are "married with children," and this group/class seeks to address those interests and needs.
Who is a Young Professional?
It is always so difficult to put labels on groups of people. The Young Professionals is probably one of the most diverse groups at High Pointe. Not to put a limit on the group by age, but the young in this group typically range from 18 to 35 years of age, but some may be older and a few younger. And ... this group is not just for singles. Young and married or young and single ... you are welcome to the Young Professionals!
Do you get together at times other than Bible class?
We have an activity on Sunday nights about 3 times a month. We just finished a Tuesday night book study on Blue Like Jazz and are soon going to start having devo's on Tuesday nights. We also enjoy hanging out on weekends maybe 1 or 2 times a month. We go to movies, plays, Starbucks, out to eat. To find out more go to Young Professionals
The Young Marrieds ministry at High Pointe is composed mainly of young married couples, most of whom have not yet had children.
When does the group get together?
We get together at least once a week in small groups on Sunday nights. We now have two small groups within our Sunday morning class. A lot of us hang out outside of class and small group at different times to catch a movie, play guitar hero, or have a game night.
Counseling is a process through which an individual explores, evaluates, and clarifies feelings and issues in his/her life and relationships with the help of a professional counselor's skill and experiences.
In a confidential, therapeutic environment, the individual, couple, or family has an opportunity to choose the course of action which can lead to greater satisfaction and growth.
Counseling and Coaching can be beneficial to anyone interested in improving their quality of life through learning about self and relationships.
The Counseling Center at High Pointe Church of Christ is professionally staffed.
Psychological principals that are inline with the word of God are implemented.
All services are offered to help individuals see themselves and others as God does.
To learn more about the services provided through the Counseling Center, or to schedule a confidential appointment, please call 214-544-6565.
The 'Growing Families' class is typically made up of young families with young children. They are very active in the participation of church related events that involve their children such as VBS, Fall Fest, Easter Eggstravaganza, Parents Night Out among others. This group is very dynamic and successful at reaching out to the community through these and other kid related events and activities.
High Pointe seeks to minister to all people, including those who are deaf or hearing impaired. Each Sunday a person signs throughout the worship service, helping those who cannot hear be able to listen to the message and raise up their thoughts and voices before God.
Here is an interview with Brandon Haynes, one of the interpreters in the deaf ministry at High Pointe.
Brandon, what services for the hearing-impaired are offered at High Pointe?
We offer interpretation for Bible classes, Sunday morning services, and on Wednesday evening we offer a conversational sign language session. All events are for both hearing and hearing-impaired people.
What is the best way to get involved in this ministry?
The best way to get involved is to show up on Wednesday evening for the conversational session. This is open for those who want to start learning sign language, and for hose who are very advanced in signing. This is where most of the personal interaction begins. We meet in the library (on the left if you enter through the west-side doors). We start 'unofficially' about 6:45 pm and chat until 8:00 pm and sometimes later. Just show up. People arrive thoughout the evening.
Where is the best place to sit in the auditorium during worship for those who need interpreting?
If you need interpreting to understand the services, we suggest you sit in
the front 3 rows on the north side of the auditorium. If we see a new face we
will introduce ourselves, but don't hesitate to do the same.
Who are the interpreters?
We welcone a new intertprer: Kathryn Ross!
Our current interpretors are Sherrie, and Tara, and myself. We love you and
welcome you with open arms.
This ministry is made up of those age 50 and up. The Seniors get together for a monthly fellowship, with food, music, and more. They are also active in serving in many different ways. For updates on the Seniors ministry, see Sharp Notes.
High Pointe seeks to minister to all people, including those who are deaf or hearing impaired. Each Sunday a person signs throughout the worship service, helping those who cannot hear be able to listen to the message and raise up their thoughts and voices before God. 
