Church of the Highlands to Host “Cokes on the Lawn” After Monthly First Wednesday Service
To celebrate the summer season, Church of the Highlands had soft drinks and ice cream available after their First Wednesday service on-site at 25 locations.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Following a time of refreshing worship, communion, and teachings from God’s Word at their monthly First Wednesday service on June 5th, Highlands hosted a fun afterparty experience for all attendees and families to enjoy. At most campuses, this took place on the lawn or in the lobby so attendees and members could connect with others at Cokes on the Lawn.
The incredible volunteers at Church of the Highlands, lovingly referred to as the Dream Team, prepared a fun experience with soft drinks and ice cream available after services for all in attendance at all 25 Highlands locations across Alabama and Georgia.
Most campuses had food trucks available for purchase before the service to make it more convenient for people to attend, as well as to build community.
Cokes on the Lawn will also take place after the First Wednesday services on July 3 and August 7 – be sure to invite your friends and family and make plans to attend First Wednesday in July or August to celebrate the summer and for powerful services that are sure to inspire you to stay connected with God and others this summer.
For more information about Cokes on the Lawn and service times and locations, visit churchofthehighlands.com/summer.
About Church of the Highlands:
Church of the Highlands is a local church with locations across Alabama and parts of Georgia where attendees can experience a fresh, powerful connection to God and one another. Highlands exists to help people Know God, Find Freedom, Discover Purpose, and Make a Difference. With this simple and impactful focus, everything the church does is aimed at helping each person live the full life for which God created them.
For more information, visit www.churchofthehighlands.com.
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