We exist as a mosaic of congregations and organizations serving together in the Highland neighborhood to develop resources, tools, and existing neighborhood assets for the people of Highland. Our goal is to provide a sustainable program of community services at the Highland Center for the working poor of Highland as a means of mitigating poverty and providing hope for their future and for that of the Highland neighborhood.  

All Souls Unitarian Universalist Church

Bellaire Baptist Church

Broadmoor United Methodist Church

Cathedral of St. John Berchman

Church for the Highlands

First Baptist Church, Shreveport

First Presbyterian Church, Shreveport

First United Methodist, Shreveport

Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana

King's Highway Christian Church

Noel United Methodist Church

St. Mark's Cathedral

St. Luke's Episcopal Medical Ministry

St. Paul United Methodist

Tower Baptist Church

Volunteers of America of North Louisiana

Highland Center Ministries is a diverse network of churches and organizations working together at the Highland Center for the working poor of Highland. It began in 2013 as a result of the collaborative success of churches and organizations that developed a meal in 2011 (Highland Blessing Dinner) to meet the hunger needs of the working poor population in the Highland neighborhood. We began feeding 24 people and currently serve 100-125 every Thursday night. The synergistic effect of these churches and organizations working together combined with the awareness of needs from dining with the local population led to the development of additional ministries, like the free tax preparation program, first time homebuyers program, and clothing closets for toddlers, children, women, and men.