Rolling Hills Ministries

For over 20 years, Rolling Hills Ministries touches lives each year through Compassion, Disaster Relief, Recreational and International Ministries. RHM Compassion Ministries provides twenty to thirty thousand of dollars each year to provide clothing and household goods to people in need across North Louisiana. RHM's family-oriented HiSet (GED) Program teaches and encourages men and women to add value to their lives through education. Through area partnerships, RHM packed 55,000 meals for communities with food insecurities in 2018. Each year Rolling Hills Disaster Relief is activated during tornados, hurricanes, ice storms and floods. We provide over 100,000 meals during each major hurricane response, along with shower and laundry services, hundreds of volunteers are trained to serve in Chainsaw, Mud-out, Chaplain and Feeding Teams. We are called on by La. Baptist Disaster Relief, Red Cross, Salvation Army, and Homeland Security during major disasters. Our International Partners provide spiritual and emotional care in the country of Belize with children and adults. The Recreational Ministry provides spiritual and emotional care in Jimmie Davis State Park, Lake Claiborne and Lake D'Arbonne from April-October to over 1,200 people.

Testimonials

"Your meal packing efforts are touching lives. They tell me to thank you for the support and supply. Your Compassion Ministry is making a difference in North Louisiana. I am grateful I get to share the blessing of Rolling Hills all over the I-20 corridor." -Dr. Scott Teutsch, Compassion Ministry Strategist
"I came for an education, I left with a family." -Jeremy C., Graduate
"This class is not only a learning opportunity, it's a loving experience." Monique D., Student
"The State Park Ministry is an opportunity to minister to campers away from home and to grow through leading worship." -Darrell. S, State Park Volunteer
"When you are involved in Disaster Relief, you are helping to meet physical and spiritual needs of the community. You want to be a blessing to them." -Cathie G., DR Volunteer