Highwater Congregational United Church of Christ
Our church building is accessible to all.
Location
Highwater Congregational United Church of Christ
1213 Dutch Lane Road NW
Newark, OH 43055
740 745-1281
highwaterchurch1213@gmail.com
1213 Dutch Lane Road NW
Newark, OH 43055
740 745-1281
highwaterchurch1213@gmail.com
Getting Here
Located 1/8 mile west of St. Rt. 661 on Dutch Lane
12 miles NW of Newark
8 miles North of Granville
8 miles SW of Utica
11 miles NE of Johnstown
Map and Driving Directions
Located 1/8 mile west of St. Rt. 661 on Dutch Lane
12 miles NW of Newark
8 miles North of Granville
8 miles SW of Utica
11 miles NE of Johnstown
Map and Driving Directions
Accessibility
- Ground level elevator
- ADA restrooms (men and women)
- Wheelchair seating in sanctuary
- Sound system in Sanctuary & Legg Center
Mission Statement:
Highwater Congregational United Church of Christ, is an active family of faith in North Central Licking County, dedicated to building awareness of God, Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit through meaningful worship, diverse service, and genuine fellowship.
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• Cry Room available above Sanctuary
8:30a & 10:30a Worship Service
10:30a Sunday School
Pre-K - 7th Grade
Worship Services
The Sacrament of Holy Communion is celebrated the first Sunday of every month and on other special occassions throughout the year.
Reverend Scott Schieber
Sunday Services
Sunday Services
8:30a and 10:30a
If you are curious about our church, here’s what you can expect if you come as a guest on a Sunday morning…you’ll probably notice that we are a pretty laid-back group. People feel at home, come as they are, are valued and loved! We are farmers, teachers, retirees, professionals, moms and dads, grandparents and friends.
We are an open congregation, too—you will never have to recite a creed, pass a test, or think or believe a certain way. We welcome your questions, your doubt, and especially, your best effort at faith. Our mission statement reads:
Highwater Congregational Church, United Church of Christ, will be an active family of faith in North Central Licking County, dedicated to building awareness of God, Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit through meaningful worship, diverse service, and genuine fellowship.”
You are always welcome at our communion table. If you’ve been baptized as an infant or as an adult, we honor you and welcome you. When you are ready to become involved, we will welcome your ideas.
Our congregation is in its 178th year of existence, and we strive to blend our rich history with what is relevant in our world. We yearn to impact our community and achieve peace within ourselves and peace in our world.
If you attend our 8:30 service, you are likely to experience a quiet, peaceful worship environment. If you attend our 10:30 service, you will likely experience a bustling, loud, energetic blend of young families—lots of children—and patient elders. If you walk in our door as a guest, I pray that you’ll encounter a lot of love, passion, and peace.
Rev. Scott Schieber
We are an open congregation, too—you will never have to recite a creed, pass a test, or think or believe a certain way. We welcome your questions, your doubt, and especially, your best effort at faith. Our mission statement reads:
Highwater Congregational Church, United Church of Christ, will be an active family of faith in North Central Licking County, dedicated to building awareness of God, Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit through meaningful worship, diverse service, and genuine fellowship.”
You are always welcome at our communion table. If you’ve been baptized as an infant or as an adult, we honor you and welcome you. When you are ready to become involved, we will welcome your ideas.
Our congregation is in its 178th year of existence, and we strive to blend our rich history with what is relevant in our world. We yearn to impact our community and achieve peace within ourselves and peace in our world.
If you attend our 8:30 service, you are likely to experience a quiet, peaceful worship environment. If you attend our 10:30 service, you will likely experience a bustling, loud, energetic blend of young families—lots of children—and patient elders. If you walk in our door as a guest, I pray that you’ll encounter a lot of love, passion, and peace.
Rev. Scott Schieber
