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“As soon as I walked into Moriah House, I felt a weight lifted off me.”

After years of addiction and broken relationships, Trisha found healing and hope through Moriah House, Memphis Union Mission’s life-transforming recovery program for women. Today, she is sober, reunited with her family, and now shares the love of Christ with other women by helping connect them to the same hope that changed her life.

Through God’s grace, one transformed life can become the beginning of transformation for many others.

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