Life transformation is an ongoing experience that lasts our entire lives. There’s a way to go deeper for every age and schedule — wherever you are on the journey, there’s a next step.
From your first small group to a mission that sends you across the city — here’s every ministry at Northern Hills. Tap any one to learn more.
“Start children off on the way they should go…” — Proverbs 22:6
See the full children’s schedule →Children begin worship with their families, grow through age-appropriate Bible lessons, and build friendships through the week.
Children’s Moments are part of the 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. worship services at the 1604 Campus and the 1:00 p.m. La Roca service at the Ministry Center Campus. Children begin worship with their families, come to the stage for Children’s Moments, and then join Sunday School.
An evening of fellowship, worship, Bible study, and games at the Ministry Center Campus.
Believing, Learning, and Seeking Together is an evening of fellowship, worship, Bible study, and games at the 1604 Campus.
Sunday School meets at 9:45 a.m. for children, students, and adults, with children’s classes also offered at 11:00 a.m. Studies and groups meet on different days and at different times — including men’s and women’s studies, young families, empty-nesters, recovery, prayer, and topical classes.
Missed a Sunday, or want to revisit a message? Every teaching is archived and ready to watch.
This weekend’s teaching, available to stream by Sunday evening.
Watch on YouTube →Browse by series and book of the Bible to study at your own pace.
Open the archive →The pastor’s point of reflection from Wednesday Nite Life.
About Wednesday Nite Life →Our weekday Christian preschool and early-learning program — a loving, faith-rooted start for children from five weeks old through Kindergarten, and a warm welcome for young families into the life of the church.
We believe children learn best through hands-on experience. Our activities encourage curiosity, questions, and discovery of God’s world, in a creative environment that builds independence and a sense of accomplishment.
2026–2027 monthly tuition, due by the 5th of each month.
The best way to know if it’s a fit is to come see it. Schedule a tour, meet the directors, and walk the classrooms.
We believe we were created to do life together. Sunday School classes, Emmaus reunion groups, quilters, retirees, recovery, prayer, and circles for women and men gather throughout the week, with options for different seasons and schedules.
Soul Sisters (women) and The NOMADS (men) both meet at 6:00 p.m. — accountability groups built on the Walk to Emmaus experience.
Women’s Emmaus Reunion 1:30 p.m. (1st, 2nd & 4th) and 10:00 a.m. (3rd). United Women in Faith — Circle of Love, 2nd Tuesday at noon.
Quilters at 10:00 a.m., making quilts for Quilts of Valor, chemo patients and special-needs children. Wednesday Nite Life Bible studies at 7:00 p.m., September–May.
11:30 a.m. — singles and couples who gather for food, fellowship, dominoes and the occasional trip together. You don’t have to be retired.
Beyer Koinonia — a monthly potluck for couples of any age. Moving On — widowed, divorced and single members meeting the 3rd Saturday at a different restaurant each month.
A women’s support group facilitated by survivors, meeting monthly. To ask whether it fits your needs, email Care (at) nhumc.org.
Share a request with our prayer team — confidential, faithful, and ongoing. We’ll pray with you for as long as you need.
Request prayer →A half-mile trail reflecting on the Beatitudes and what scripture teaches about being “blessed” — open to the public every day, and planted with native species for birds and pollinators.
About the trail →Compassionate groups and pastoral care for loss, illness, and life’s heaviest stretches — including Silence Broken, a survivor-facilitated women’s support group.
Find support →From first breath to final goodbye, our pastors walk with your family.
Celebrate new life and faith — for infants, children, and adults.
Begin your marriage surrounded by a church family that will keep showing up.
Compassionate planning and presence in the hardest days.
A community promise to help you raise your child in faith.
This trail is free and open to the public from sunrise to sunset every day. We built it with three goals in mind.
QR codes at each station open a short reading for study and reflection. Prefer paper? Printed guides are available in the gathering area outside the church office.
Tell us what’s on your heart. Our prayer team will lift it up faithfully, and you can ask to keep it private to the team.
Filter by the situation you — or a neighbor — are walking through.
A client-choice pantry — neighbors shop our grocery store for canned goods, fresh produce, bread, meat and more, rather than receiving a pre-packed box.
Neighborhood book exchanges that spark a love of reading and build relationships across northeast San Antonio.
Summer literacy for elementary students — thirty minutes of reading with a mentor each day for eight weeks, plus family nights and year-round connection.
Six-to-ten week sessions three times a year. Every student is paired with a native-English mentor, and each mentor takes no more than two students.
Citizenship-exam preparation reaching the non-English-speaking community of northeast San Antonio, walking with neighbors all the way to the test.
A bilingual family of faith where English and Spanish speakers belong together.
An on-site nurse helping the congregation and community care for one another — health, connection, and support.
Screenings, classes, and encouragement for whole-person wellbeing.
Friendship, dignity, and belonging for adults with special needs — and respite for families.
One-on-one support so every child can take part in worship and class.
A women’s support group facilitated by survivors, supporting one another through prayer, fellowship, shared testimony and learned coping strategies.
A team that prays with and for you. You choose whether a request stays with the pastors, stays with the prayer team, or can be shared on the prayer line.
A half-mile trail through the prayer garden, reflecting on the Beatitudes. Certified as a National Wildlife Federation Sacred Grounds site — the first in Texas.
Comfort, communion and communication for members who are ill, having surgery, or unable to attend church.
A three-day weekend where pilgrims deepen their faith and rekindle their gifts as Christian leaders — with ongoing reunion groups through the week.
Reading Buddies — volunteers read once a week with two second-graders for thirty minutes each, at a Title 1 elementary school through the academic year.
Epiphany for incarcerated youth, Kairos Inside at the Briscoe Unit, and Kairos Outside supporting the families of those who are or have been incarcerated.
A Christian humanitarian partnership working with children, families and communities worldwide to tackle the causes of poverty and injustice.
Reaching and fellowshipping with the biker community, and giving back locally through donations of children’s books.
A selection of the roughly 42 ministries at Northern Hills — each one a relationship, not an event.
Pick a study, a class, or a group — and start where you are.