When Miracle Hill Ministries began in 1937 as a small soup kitchen in downtown Greenville, little did the founding leaders realize the lasting impact their vision to serve the “least of these” would have on the Upstate community. Miracle Hill now has 9 shelters across the Upstate caring for the homeless or addicted and is …
As I headed toward the bustling conference room, I could see people seated at tables and standing in clusters, holding small plates filled with finger foods, talking and laughing, enjoying the loud party music echoing throughout the venue. My steps gradually slowed. Although I normally enjoy meeting new people and networking, I had been in …
What motivates you to take action? Is it pain or love? A problem or need? A desire for recognition or to make an impact? Or perhaps it’s a combination of several factors. Whatever the case, we all have reasons behind what we do. At Miracle Hill’s recent Hearts for the Homeless Walk in Spartanburg, one …
Every year we have an Overcomer Reunion for all the graduate of our program. This is a great time of fellowship, and for men to be reunited with the men they went through the program with. It is also a very encouraging time for the men who are currently in the program. They are not …
When Conny Walker steadied her bike and prepared to take off for the 40-mile course at the Miracle Hill Challenge on June 6th, I couldn’t help but feel joy in my heart that she was even able to be there. Just a few weeks earlier, in April, Conny had been in a cycling accident. She’s …