You are invited to join the entire Highrock community every weekday at noon for a moment of reflection, prayer, and celebrating how God changes lives through His Word.
We are a vibrant spiritual community that worships, serves, eats, and laughs together. Whether you're looking for a church or a place to ask questions and connect with God, we welcome you to join us on a Sunday or at any of our public events.
We meet Sundays at 9:00am at The Swedenborg Chapel in Harvard Square (50 Quincy St). Our service consists of contemporary and liturgical worship elements, relevant teaching, highlights from the life of our community, and an opportunity to connect with others over refreshments.
Learn MoreSometimes we can't see the way privilege biases our thinking and behavior. To combat this, we are creating a collaborative council of pastors of color to help our church see through clearer lenses as we move toward racial justice.
There is no one-prayer-style-fits-all way to connect with God. These resources provide a jumping off point, offering practices and language to help you grow your prayer life.
Looking for resources to learn about racial justice? Our collaborative has curated resources for every group to read, watch, and listen.
Growing up in rural America with African American and Filipino parents, LeLe encountered assumptions and negative stereotypes about her ethnic identity. But as she worked with college students through InterVarsity, she discovered a whole new outlook!
A regularly-updated connection point for people looking to receive or give care throughout the COVID-19 Crisis.
Come as you are able to a time of guided prayer on Zoom. We'll be praying as a church community for individual, local, and global concerns and celebrations.
Have a question or comment about today's sermon? Join the pastor to continue chatting after the service. Discussion starts immediately following the "Hope & Soap" segment.
The host, Pastor Kim, can be reached at
Come as you are able to a time of guided prayer on Zoom. We'll be praying as a church community for individual, local, and global concerns and celebrations.
