Welcome to the Hallelujah House! Slip off those shoes by the door and make yourself at home while I share how this all started. In 2015 God planted a vision in our hearts to be prepared. My husband Jay and I set out to build a farmhouse and learn how to prepare for times of trouble. We’ve made many mistakes along the way, but also learned many lessons as we surrendered to the Father’s guidance. My hopes are to share what we’ve learned in faith, sustainability, and perseverance so we can all flourish in times of crisis. That is why I chose the name The Hallelujah House for such a time as this. No matter what trouble lies beyond your door, if your heart, home, and harvest are prepared, you will have joy and peace through it.

In order to easily navigate the blog you can click on any of the categories in the menu to read past articles. “Heart” is our spiritual growth section, in “Home” you will find many of our practical how- to articles, and “Harvest” includes articles on parenting, marriage, ministry, and cultural awareness.

Our ultimate mission is to shine God’s light into a dark world. Our website reflects our belief in a loving Savior, Jesus Christ of Nazareth, who died on a cross in order to give eternal life. If you would like to know how to accept Jesus as your personal Savior I pray you will reach out to me personally, so I can lead you through the process. It’s as simple as surrendering your life to be used by God and accepting His gift of grace.

I am so thankful you came by to visit, and I encourage you to subscribe by email, so you won’t miss any of our articles, future podcasts announcements, or videos. Feel free to comment on the articles or reach out to team members personally. You will find their contact information under the “Team” tab.

If you share a love for ministry, a talent for writing, and a knowledge of preparedness, consider joining our team. We are currently seeking new contributing writers. You can forward a cover letter, writing sample, or your own blog address to tadams22@icloud.com.

Well, I better go check those chickens, the hawks are swirling about, but feel free to stay a while. There’s a beautiful view from the porch.

Be blessed!

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