Our ministry is designed to take life and relationships to higher and God ordained heights as well as repairing and healing severe woundedness and brokenness, through Christian counseling, restoration and spiritual redirection. We offer time tested spiritual healing through such Elijah House concepts as spiritual imprisonment and slumbering spirit along with HHP developed concepts that lead to real and permanent healing and inner peace. The many areas that we have seen healing include sexual immorality, depression, burn out, and infidelity. Our Christian counseling, restoration and spiritual redirection services have a broad range of techniques that make us uniquely qualified to minister to those looking for spiritual enlightenment as well as those who are at a serious impasse and need the miraculous healing that is required for reconciliation and repairing of relationships. We have over twenty years of successful Christian counseling, restoration and spiritual redirection experience and have participated in repairing the breach in over 2,000 clients. The majority of those who have come to His High Places are living in victory and still walking out the breakthrough they experienced here.

Set in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina, His High Places  (HHP) was organized in July of 1980 by Sam and Anita McMillan. His High Places is a non-profit Christian ministry. Our approach is Christ and Scripture-centered. The principles apply interdenominationally. The McMillan's are both licensed professional counselors and charter members of the American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC).

We have a team of highly trained and gifted associate spiritual directors. Please click here to meet our team.

We are pleased to announce the addition of  a satellite location on Smith Mountain Lake in Virginia.  Please click here for information on our Virginia location.

Smith Mountain Lake, Virginia

We provide Christ-centered spiritual direction to individuals and couples, and we specialize in pastoral care. A typical stay includes 5 nights and 6 days with twice-daily sessions for diagnostic listening, teaching, worship, and deep prayer to address root issues. There are also assignments in specific books, audio and video tapes, guided recreation, good food, unstructured "reflection time" and lots of prayer. Out of this balanced approach the Holy Spirit is free to minister what is needed and direct us in a "game plan" for a changed life back home.