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“As soon as I walked in the door, I felt surrounded by the love of Christ.”

After years of addiction, abuse, and loss, Jessica found hope and healing through Moriah House, Memphis Union Mission’s life-transforming recovery program for women. Today, she is sober, employed full-time, and rebuilding her life while restoring her relationship with her daughter and family.

Through God’s grace, what once seemed broken has been restored, and a new future is now within reach.

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Memphis Union Mission operates solely through the generosity of private donors and does not receive any municipal, county, state, or federal government funding. We are deeply grateful for the faithful support of our donors, which allows us to provide Christ‑centered recovery, meals, shelter, and other vital services to those in need.

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