Est. 1994 — A donor-supported fellowship

The Lord Will Provide.

Jehovah Jireh Ministries delivers food, winter supplies, and pastoral presence to rural congregations and homebound neighbors across our Appalachian service region.

31Years in service
47Partner congregations
2,100+Parcels distributed in 2024
100%Board-reviewed disbursements

// Mission

A quiet fellowship of provision.

Jehovah Jireh Ministries was formed in 1994 by a small circle of pastors and lay volunteers who recognized that the rural churches of our region were carrying a burden larger than their offering plates. Thirty-one years later, we remain a modest, unsalaried fellowship committed to the same calling: meet the concrete needs of neighbors, and do so through the local church.

We are not a denomination, a political organization, or a relief conglomerate. We are a registered 501(c)(3) staffed almost entirely by volunteers, governed by an elected board of elders, and accountable to the congregations who partner with us.

// Program areas

Four practical works.

Pantry Parcels

Monthly boxes of shelf-stable staples prepared at our packing shed and distributed through partner churches to families identified by their pastors.

Winter Relief

Firewood cords, propane assistance, blankets, and insulation repair for elderly and disabled households from November through March.

Pastoral Visitation

Chaplain-led visits to shut-ins, hospital patients, and bereaved families in coordination with the congregation of record.

Parish Support

Small grants to rural churches for roof repairs, heating systems, and benevolence funds — reviewed quarterly by the board of elders.

// A word on contact

By introduction.

Because our work flows through existing congregations, we do not publish a public intake line. Families in need are served through their own pastor, who coordinates directly with our volunteer board. New partner congregations are considered through existing ministerial relationships.

Currently serving existing partners. Referrals and introductions welcomed through member churches.