Infants and Toddlers
Nurturing children ages 2 months to 2 years while their parents are active at the church.

Early Childhood
Loving preschool children ages 3 through Kindergarten while providing a well-rounded Christian education.

Elementary
Providing an environment where elementary children grades 1-4 can learn to be a disciple of Jesus Christ.

Staff Contacts
Stephanie Collins, Administrative Associate,
214-526-1766 x1256, stephanie.collins@hppc.org

JAM56, Jesus and Me 5th and 6th
Involving 5th & 6th-graders in ministry across the church; encouraging involvement and equipping parents in their kid’s lives.

Jr. High - jetSTREAM
Grades 7-8, Going higher and faster under God’s power.

Sr. High - upSTREAM
Grades 9-12, going against the flow and seeking depth in our spiritual lives.

Staff Contacts
Rachel Elkins, Director of Membership/ Admin of Youth Dept,
214-526-1766 x1206, rachel.elkins@hppc.org

Connecting and discipling students to be disciple-makers in the vocations they choose and every area of their lives.

Staff Contacts
Mary Gibbons, Administrative Associate,
214-526-1766 x1275, mary.gibbons@hppc.org

Community of 20s and 30s committed to connecting young adults relationally to Christ, Church, and Community.

Staff Contacts
Mary Gibbons, Administrative Associate,
214-526-1766 x1275, mary.gibbons@hppc.org

Sunday Classes and Communities
Sunday morning communities assisting in growing individually and in the body of Christ.

Staff Contacts
Connie Bearden, Administrative Associate,
214-526-1766 x1217, connie.bearden@hppc.org

Friday Fellowship
Provides a weekly gathering of senior adults for interest groups (such as chair exercises, Bridge, videos, needlework, classes in Conversational Spanish, Telling Our Story, Computer skills, Bridge playing, etc.) and programs which are educational, informative, or inspirational. Nutritious lunches are also served.

Senior Adult Travel
Provides refreshing friendship and develops community for senior adults while visiting interesting, educational, or inspiring places. For many it is the only opportunity they have to visit museums, exhibits, landmarks, dramas, etc. Day trips are planned as well as more extensive travel that lasts several days.

Homebound Visitation
Determines who our homebound members are and provides teams of visitors who visit several times a year to bring love and cheer and news about the church. Twice each year these visitors deliver flowers to the homebound, usually poinsettias at Christmas and mums at Easter. Training is provided for visitors, and reports are received and compiled from them.

Home Communion
Enlists, trains and oversees a corps of Reserve Elders who are trained and commissioned to lead informal worship and administer the Sacrament of Holy Communion in the residences of homebound members.

Columbarium
Assists members with spiritual and physical preparations for the close of life, and provides a consecrated final abode for the earthly remains of those whose lives have been nurtured in faith in this holy place.

Kaleo Lodge Retreats
Holds 3-day retreats each Spring and each Fall at Kaleo Lodge, near Mineola, for worship, Bible study, fellowship, group activities, and relaxation.

Faith Stories for the Archives
Secures and records interviews with long-time members and leaders in our Church, preserving their faith stories for their own enjoyment, for archival preservation, and for the edification of other segments of our church.

Parking Shuttle Service
Provides a safe area for parking and subsequent transportation to and from the campus for seniors, mobility impaired, and families with small children.

Driver Safety Class
AARP Safe Driving Class for persons 55 and older is offered three times each year. Purpose is to remind participants about safe driving habits and to provide a 10% reduction in auto insurance.

Staff Contacts
Elaine Curtis, Administrative Associate,
214-526-1766 x1230, elaine.curtis@hppc.org