Highlands College

The world needs leaders who are Called, Transformed, and Sent to Lead. This is why we do what we do. "The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few." (Luke 10:2) 🌎

"Our dream is not only that you'd come but that you'd be sent." — Chancellor Chris Hodges

Big things are happening at our NEW Residence Hall! 👀

Watching this vision develop has been incredible. This new space means more students will have the opportunity to answer the call God has on their lives and attend America’s Ministry Leadership University. Here, they will experience the kind of community that shapes them for a lifetime.

A special thank you to the Green family for making this possible. Your transformational generosity is helping create opportunities for future leaders for generations to come. 🙌

The future at HC is looking brighter than ever!

Welcome to The Heights 🏠

The Heights is where students build daily rhythms, grow in community, and create memories that last far beyond their time on campus. From meaningful friendships to moments that shape their character, this residence hall plays a big part in helping students live set apart in every season of college life.

Which part of campus should we feature next? 👇

They’re not just preparing for ministry someday; they’re living it out right now. ⛪

Every week, students get the opportunity to lead, serve, and be part of what God is doing through the local church. From worship and production to kids ministry and hospitality, they’re not just learning about ministry in the classroom, they’re actively putting it into practice and strengthening the church.

Here's what some of our students love about their Church of the Highlands campus.

The HC journey isn't just for students—it's for the whole family. 🤍

From the late-night calls home to the moments and memories you can't stop talking about, every step of this journey is better together.

Welcome to the Larson Knoll 🤍

The Larson Knoll is a sacred space intentionally built in memory of Mr. Gary Larson, whose deep commitment to prayer and gift for architecture are reflected throughout campus. Created as a place for prayer, silence, and solitude, this peaceful space stands as a reminder of the power found in quiet moments with God and the lasting impact of a life devoted to prayer.

More than just a place on campus, the Larson Knoll invites students to pause, reflect, and grow deeper in their relationship with Jesus.

What part of campus do you want to see next?

We miss you and can't wait for you to be back on campus this fall!

Comment down below how you're spending your summer. ☀️👇