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Miracle Hill Ministries

Miracle Hill Ministries

Rescue missions, shelter, meals, addiction recovery, and foster care in the Upstate. Supported by Downtown Presbyterian Church.

VerifiedOrphan & foster careBroadly evangelical

Why this is listed

Supported by Downtown Presbyterian Church, Mitchell Road Presbyterian Church, First Presbyterian Church Greenville, in the Greenville, SC area. Reviewed in full: the organization, the supporting church’s beliefs, and the link.

How to start

  1. Open miraclehill.org (opens an external site) and read what Miracle Hill Ministries says about itself before you read anything else.
  2. Check the time it asks for: ongoing.
  3. Look at the filings below, then decide. Numbers are context, not a verdict.
  4. Tell your church. Going out is rarely meant to be done alone.

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Before you go

Something to read, watch or listen to before you show up. From Ripened Harvest; the picks change each day.

  • Family & childrenProvisional

    A computer-animated feature film of John Bunyan's allegory, following Christian from the City of Destruction to the Celestial City. Made for family viewing and translated into many languages for use overseas.

    Cost
    Varies
    Time
    One-off
    Where
    Online
    Who for
    Older children · Film

    Last verified October 24, 2026

  • Family & childrenVerified

    The Torchlighters: Heroes of the Faith

    Christian History Institute

    Half-hour animated biographies of real Christians — Tyndale, Perpetua, John Bunyan, Corrie ten Boom, Richard Wurmbrand, Jim Elliot, Harriet Tubman, Adoniram and Ann Judson. Each episode takes one life, one crisis, and one decision, and is aimed squarely at eight- to twelve-year-olds.

    Cost
    Varies
    Time
    Weeks
    Where
    Online
    Who for
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  • Reading plansProvisional

    A 260-day plan that reads the storyline of all 66 books in one year at five readings a week, built for whole churches and families to read together. Each day uses the H.E.A.R. journaling method: highlight, explain, apply, respond.

    Cost
    Varies
    Time
    Months
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    Format
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    Last verified October 24, 2026