Highland Park Presbyterian Church
3401 W. 29th Avenue, Denver, CO 80211
303-455-7857, email: hppchurch@qwest.net


You are invited to join us at Highland Park Presbyterian Church

We are located in Northwest Denver on the corner of West 29th Avenue and Julian Street. Highland Park was established in 1889 in"suburbs" amd is now a part of a
wonderfully diverse, progressive and active neighborhood.

A traditional worship service is held at 10:30 a.m. in the Spirituality Building
on the southwest corner of Julian Street and Hayward Street.

On the first Sunday of the month, we celebrate the Lord's Supper
where all are invited and welcomed to fully participate.


The Highland Park Presbyterian Church property consists of two adjacent buildings:
the white Community Building on the Northwest corner of 29th Avenue and Julian Street
and the brick Spirituality Building, immediately north, on the Southwest corner
of Hayward Place and Julian Street

With our commitment to strengthening families and belief of providing space for the important work of
non profits organizations, the Community Building is home to Explore & Discover and Project Wise




Explore & Discover is a Highland Park Early Learning Cooperative which provides licensed childcare for infants and toddlers up to 36 months of age. As a non-profit program, E&D operates as a family cooperative.

Families participate on a monthly basis in activities that support the
ongoing programs offered by E&D, which also include a
neighborhood playgroup and a parent seminar series.
E&D offers uncommonly low teacher-to-child ratios, scheduling
flexibility and a sense of community.

The program subscribes to the Reggio Emilia educational philosophy, which encourages children to explore their environment and express themselves through art, music, play and social activities.
 

The mission of Project WISE is the empowerment of women with low incomes through offering opportunities to meet personal, family and economic goals, and attain a positive involvement with their community.

Project WISE programs and services focus on the provision of support
and empowerment of all participants.

Individual Counseling
Strengthens individual personal skills in self awareness, changing life patterns, building healthy relationships and lessening family violence.
Education and Support Groups
Identifies strengths, builds a path for change, reduces isolation, increases power to act to implement change.
Women's Leadership Program
Supports and trains women to increase skills required for personal and community leadership through:
 
•Women's Community Organizing Project
 
•WISE Women Network - A Mentoring Partnership
 
•Women's Leadership Council
 
•Women's Leadership Retreat