After graduating from Memphis Union Mission’s recovery program, Chris believed his struggles were behind him. But when he relapsed, he returned to the Mission with a renewed commitment to put Christ first. Through a strong church family, biblical community, and daily faithfulness, Chris rebuilt his life on a lasting foundation. Today, Chris is preparing for…
Read More“When we serve with love, even a simple meal can become a message of hope.”
A heartfelt thank you to Walking in Authority Ministries for serving a meal to our guests at Memphis Union Mission! Your compassion and willingness to serve made a meaningful impact on the men in our shelter. Every act of kindness reminds our guests that they are seen, valued, and cared for, creating opportunities for hope…
Read More“The thing missing out of my life was the Lord. Moriah House is holy ground. You have to surrender.”
“The thing missing out of my life was the Lord. Moriah House is holy ground. You have to surrender.”
After years of addiction, abuse, heartbreaking loss, and homelessness, Carley came to Moriah House seeking a new beginning. There, she surrendered her life to Christ and found the healing, hope, and support she needed to rebuild her future. Today, Carley is celebrating sobriety, reunited with her son, and embracing the new life God has given…
Read MoreFamily Friday Nights
Did you know? Every Friday evening, Memphis Union Mission welcomes individuals, families, and small groups to help serve dinner at our Family Friday Night outreach. No reservation is needed. Simply arrive at our Men’s Emergency Shelter (383 Poplar Ave.) by 4:45 p.m. to help serve dinner at 5:00 p.m. After the meal and a brief…
Read More“A simple act of kindness can open the door to lasting hope.”
A heartfelt thank you to Fellowship Baptist Church of Ripley, Mississippi for providing and serving a meal for our guests at Memphis Union Mission! Your generosity did more than provide nourishment. It offered encouragement, dignity, and a reminder that our community cares. Every meal served helps create an environment where men and women can take…
Read MoreBellevue Baptist Church Donates More Than 14,000 Pairs of Underwear to Memphis Union Mission
What an incredible blessing! A heartfelt thank you to Bellevue Baptist Church for hosting an “Undie Sunday” donation drive and collecting more than 14,000 pairs of men’s underwear for Memphis Union Mission! Something as simple as a new pair of underwear may seem small, but for a man experiencing homelessness, it provides dignity, comfort, and…
Read More“The greatest impact is often found in serving others.”
A heartfelt thank you to Benchmark Medical Transportation for serving a meal for our guests at Memphis Union Mission! Your generosity and commitment to serving our community helped provide more than a warm meal. Acts of kindness like yours create moments of hope and encouragement for men and women taking important steps toward rebuilding their…
Read MoreDid You Know? Memphis Union Mission receives no government funding!
Memphis Union Mission receives no municipal, county, state, or federal government funding. Every meal we serve, every bed we provide, and every life transformed through our Christ-centered programs is made possible by the generosity of faithful individuals, churches, businesses, and foundations who believe in our mission! Your support does more than meet today’s needs—it opens…
Read More“Serving others is one of the most tangible ways to share the love of Christ.”
A heartfelt thank you to Fellowship Memphis for providing, preparing, and serving dinner, and for sharing God’s Word during chapel! Your willingness to serve nourished both body and soul, reminding every guest that they are seen, valued, and deeply loved. We are grateful for your partnership in helping bring hope, encouragement, and the message of…
Read More“The Mission is my lifeline. God is faithful, and I just keep walking in His light.”
After surviving a heroin overdose and years of addiction, Fren arrived in Memphis with no money and nowhere to turn. At Memphis Union Mission, he found more than a hot meal—he found hope, healing, and a new life through Christ. Today, many years later, Fren is married, has a home, is active in his church,…
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