As temperatures begin to drop, Memphis Union Mission is preparing to meet the needs of our guests and clients throughout the colder months. You can help by purchasing some of the everyday essentials we use to provide clean, comfortable, and welcoming care.Our current winter needs include: When ordering, please have items shipped directly to: Randy…
Read More“God freed me from my addiction. I learned that if I trust God, He will help me.”
Darrious struggled for years with alcohol addiction, moving from one rehabilitation program to another without finding lasting change. When he finally came to Memphis Union Mission, even his first month was a battle. Through our Christ-centered life transformation program, Darrious began listening to God through prayer, Bible study, and worship. Over time, his desire to…
Read More“I’m a living witness that they saved my life.”
After returning from deployments in Afghanistan, Jeffrey struggled to adjust to life at home. What began as treatment eventually led to addiction, and after years of struggling, he came to Memphis Union Mission knowing he needed a new direction.Through our Christ-centered life transformation program, Jeffrey rebuilt his life, grew in his faith, and discovered a…
Read MoreThank you, Fellowship Baptist!
“A shared meal can be a simple reminder that no one has to walk through a difficult season alone.” A heartfelt thank you to Fellowship Baptist Church for serving a meal at Memphis Union Mission!Your time and willingness to serve provided our guests and clients with a nourishing meal and meaningful encouragement along the way….
Read More“I will not leave until you fix me!”
David grew up in a loving Christian home, but after an injury ended his promising football career, alcohol and drugs gradually took hold of his life. Addiction eventually cost him jobs, relationships, and stability. After returning to Memphis Union Mission, David surrendered his life to God and committed himself to change. Through our Christ-centered life…
Read More“Giving your time and resources is a simple way to make a meaningful difference for someone in need.”
A big thank you to the team from Allied Universal for donating socks and serving lunch at Memphis Union Mission! Your generosity helped meet practical needs while showing our guests and clients that people throughout our community care. At the Mission, acts of service like these can be part of the journey toward greater stability,…
Read MoreA Milestone Worth Celebrating
Did you know? This summer, Memphis Union Mission held its largest GED graduation ever! The joy in the room was unmistakable. A remarkable group of men came forward not just with certificates in hand, but with renewed purpose rooted in faith. For everyone present, it was a day that will not soon be forgotten. Sainvil…
Read More“Serving a meal can meet an immediate need while sharing the hope that can transform a life.”
A heartfelt thank you to Fellowship Memphis for providing, preparing, and serving dinner and leading chapel at Memphis Union Mission! Through your generosity, fellowship, and sharing of God’s Word, you provided our guests and clients with both practical care and spiritual encouragement. Thank you, Fellowship Memphis, for faithfully serving alongside us and helping share the…
Read More“Serving together is a great way to strengthen our community and help create opportunities for a new beginning!”
A big thank you to the team from Novo Nordisk for spending time at Memphis Union Mission and serving lunch to our guests and clients!Your generosity and willingness to serve helped provide more than a nourishing meal. At Memphis Union Mission, meeting an immediate need can be the first step toward stability, renewed hope, and…
Read MoreDid you know? Family Friday Nights offer an easy way for individuals, families, and small groups to serve together at Memphis Union Mission!
Every Friday evening, volunteers are invited to help serve dinner at our Men’s Emergency Shelter. No reservation is needed. Simply arrive at 383 Poplar Ave. by 4:45 p.m. to serve dinner at 5:00 p.m. After the meal and a brief cleanup, volunteers are also invited to stay for chapel and experience another important part of…
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