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Did you know? Family Friday Nights offer an easy way to serve!

Did you know? Family Friday Nights offer an easy way for individuals, families, and small groups to serve together at Memphis Union Mission!

Every Friday, volunteers can come to our Men’s Emergency Shelter at 383 Poplar Ave. to help serve dinner. There’s no reservation needed. Just arrive by 4:45 p.m., with dinner served at 5:00 p.m.

After dinner and a brief cleanup, you’re also invited to stay for chapel and see firsthand how the hope of Christ is shared with our guests.

Thank you to everyone who joined us last Friday! Whether you served a plate, shared a smile, or spent time with a guest, your presence helped make the evening special.

At Memphis Union Mission, even a few hours of service can be part of someone’s journey toward hope and a new beginning.

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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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