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A small Christian community in the rolling hills of South Carolina at golden hour: a simple white chapel, a bell tower, manufactured homes with warm porch lights, a community garden, live oaks, dusty rose sky.

Welcome to Hallelujah Hills

A home in the hills.
A workshop on the rise.
A mission going out.

A Christian community in South Carolina — conservative-evangelical, Bible-faithful, open at the gate. Come visit on a Thursday. Move in if the Lord leads. Shop the tools we build with our own hands. Give to the mission they fund. The Lord be with you.

Four doors into Hallelujah Hills

  • Visit us

    Thirsty Thursdays at sundown. Open Tuesday teaching nights. Sunday meal after worship.

    See visit info →
  • Live here

    For Christian households who want neighbors to be brothers and sisters. Apply, visit, sign the covenant, move in.

    Begin the application →
  • Shop the catalog

    Seventeen tools the community builds at its own doors. Buy what blesses your home; the revenue blesses the mission.

    Browse the shop →
  • Give to the mission

    A fixed percentage of every sale flows out to missionaries, the hungry, the prisoner. A direct gift goes farther.

    Give a gift →

“Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men.” — Colossians 3:23

“If the Lord wills, we will live and do this or that.” — James 4:15

This week at the Hills

Come in. The kettle is on.

  1. TueTeaching night.Open to visitors. 7:00pm at the Common House.
  2. ThuThirsty Thursday.Scripture and water at sundown. Bring a friend.
  3. FriFeed-the-Homeless Friday.Meal in town. Volunteers welcome.
  4. SunWorship and meal.10:00am chapel. Lunch at the Common House after.

See the full calendar →

The catalog

Seventeen tools. Built at our own doors. Sold to fund mission.

Each one named from Scripture, made in the community workshop, shipped with a fixed public percentage going out to missionaries and works of mercy. The Greeter is shipping first; the rest follow as the Lord wills.

Visit the shop →