Highland Park Community Church

Highland Park Community Church (HPCC) is a Christ-centered congregation in Casper, Wyoming, rooted in the Church of God tradition. HPCC is committed to making disciples of Jesus by pursuing God and loving like Him. With weekend worship services at 9:00 and 10:45 AM, HPCC offers a welcoming community for all, including vibrant ministries for kids, youth, and families. Learn more about our mission.

Highland Park Community Church (HPCC) is a congregation in Casper, Wyoming, dedicated to following the mission of making disciples of Jesus. HPCC emphasizes community, spiritual growth, and outreach, with a vision that everyone who calls HPCC home will be in a disciple-making relationship. Our mission and values guide all aspects of church life.

HPCC is part of the Church of God (Anderson, IN) tradition and holds a strong belief in the authority of Scripture, the work of the Holy Spirit, and the importance of unity among believers. What we believe is central to the church’s identity and practices.

Worship services are held on weekends at 9:00 and 10:45 AM, with additional events like Celebrate Recovery on Friday nights and Kids Ministry on Sundays. View our events calendar for more details.

The church offers a variety of ministries, including counseling through The Healing Place, youth and family programs, and global missions outreach. HPCC also provides opportunities for small groups, prayer, and community engagement.

Newcomers are warmly welcomed and encouraged to connect through groups, events, or by reaching out directly. New here? Start here.

Highland Park Community Church in Casper, WY, offers a welcoming environment rooted in the Church of God tradition, with weekend worship services at 9:00 and 10:45 AM. First-time visitors can expect a focus on disciple-making, family-friendly ministries, and community engagement through events like Celebrate Recovery and small groups.

Pros

• Offers two weekend worship service times for accessibility.
• Provides robust ministries for kids, youth, and families.
• Emphasizes community outreach through counseling and global missions.
• Clear website guidance for newcomers with a dedicated 'New Here?' section.
• Includes Friday night recovery programs and structured Sunday events.
• Belongs to a established denomination with clear doctrinal foundations.

Cons

• Event descriptions for some programs (e.g., 'Off the Grid') lack detailed information on the website.
• No explicit mention of facilities or accessibility features for visitors.
• Newcomer resources are website-based but not supplemented with in-person orientation details.