Welcome to the Steven Higbie page on the Jeremiah Project Website!

Just four years ago, I was your typical middle school
student.  I hung out with friends, listened to music,
and played sports, but there just seemed to be something missing from my life.  Then, one night, my family got a phone call that would change my life. My church was going on some “mission thing” called the Jeremiah Project and needed another male chaperone to go. My dad decided that he wanted to go, so I was forced to tag-a-long with him for the week. Little did I know, that would be one of the best decisions of my life.

The Jeremiah Project is an organization that transforms lives for Christ through middle school mission and ministry. Middle school students spend a week in areas like Winchester, VA and Romney, WV. Throughout the week, JP makes the homes of the less-fortunate drier, safer, warmer, and more accessible by constructing wheel chair ramps, decks, providing insulation, painting, and much more. However, it is the kids, staff members, and youth pastors who truly gain the most from their week at JP. Through AWESOME evening programs, morning devotionals, and worship we truly “rock the chapel” at night. This experience advances God’s Kingdom and allows middle school students to walk with Christ and commit their lives to him. 

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If you prefer, you can send a check to JP's main office at:

Jeremiah Project
P.O. Box 5163
Williamsburg, VA  23188

Watch a brief video here: 
 
                            

Four years ago, I truly felt God’s presence for the first time at the Jeremiah Project. Ever since, I have been committed to helping middle school kids to experience the same thing that I felt. I have staffed on JP and the three weeks I have spent in Romney, WV have been the BEST three weeks of my life.

Because of my passion for the Jeremiah Project, I am hoping to raise $3000 to support this organization, and I HOPE YOU CAN HELP! This organization can communicate the wonders of God to kids at a tough age and also improve the lives of many in the Virginia and West Virginia communities. 

Take a look at the Building the Kingdom Video, www.jeremiahproject.org, and the picture above of me in action to see for yourself the things that participants of the Jeremiah Project accomplish. I hope that you can help this organization in any way possible and that you can help me reach the difficult goal of $3000. Your money will help to transform the lives of homeowners, middle school students, staffers, and many more.

This summer, more than 600 students, 70 homeowners, and 88 staff members will have their lives transformed by the Jeremiah Project. With your help, we can make this the best summer yet.

Two JP campers take a break from work to spend time with
one of the family members.