Every meal served, every encouraging conversation, and every chapel message helps create opportunities for hope and transformation. Today’s act of service can become tomorrow’s story of recovery, renewed purpose, and a changed life through the love of Christ. We are especially grateful to Immanuel Lutheran Church for providing, preparing, and serving lunch and for leading…
Read MoreLives Transformed by Iron-on-Iron Recovery Program
Did you know? Men in Memphis Union Mission’s Iron-On-Iron recovery program receive valuable education and life skills that help prepare them for a brighter future. Participants complete Bible courses through Crossroad Bible Institute, study Biblical Manhood, set goals for their future, and take classes on topics such as personal finance, decision-making, healthy relationships, literacy, and…
Read More“Why do I volunteer each month? Because I love the guys here and want to be like Jesus!”
“Why do I volunteer each month? Because I love the guys here and want to be like Jesus!” says John from Faith Baptist Church, Bartlett. We are so grateful to Faith Baptist Church in Bartlett for providing and serving a meal at the Mission! Faithful volunteers help create an atmosphere of compassion, dignity, and encouragement…
Read More“That place changed my life!”
After years of addiction, loss, and hardship, Carley found hope and healing through Moriah House, Memphis Union Mission’s life-transforming recovery program for women. Today, she is celebrating sobriety, reunited with her son, and building a brighter future grounded in faith and stability. At Memphis Union Mission, hope today can become a brighter tomorrow.
Read More“One of the reasons I volunteer is because you never know how a simple act of service might impact someone’s future.”
Volunteers play a vital role in the ministry of Memphis Union Mission, helping provide encouragement, support, and hope to individuals taking steps toward recovery, stability, and lasting transformation through Christ. We are especially grateful to Mount Calvary Lutheran Church from Warner Robins, Georgia, for traveling to Memphis to serve at the Mission. Thank you for…
Read More“Following Jesus is the best thing that ever happened to me!”
After struggling with addiction, homelessness, and uncertainty about his future, Brother Keith found lasting transformation through Memphis Union Mission. Today, he has been sober for 14 years, owns a lawn care business, serves in ministry, and helps other men grow in their faith. At Memphis Union Mission, help today can become a transformed life tomorrow.
Read More“One meal may seem like a small thing, but sometimes a simple act of kindness can be the first step toward a transformed life.”
Every volunteer who serves at Memphis Union Mission helps create opportunities for hope, encouragement, and lasting transformation. Today’s meal can become tomorrow’s recovery, stability, restored relationships, and renewed purpose through the love of Christ. We are especially grateful to Collierville First Baptist Church for providing and serving dinner to our clients and guests. Thank you…
Read More“I prayed to God and told Him I was going to put my trust in Him.”
When Daryl arrived at Memphis Union Mission, he was battling addiction and searching for a way out. Through Christ-centered recovery, perseverance, and God’s grace, he achieved lasting sobriety, purchased a home, and built a stable future. Today, Daryl is helping other Mission graduates on their own journeys to recovery, using his story to encourage others…
Read MoreThank you, Broadmoor Baptist Church!
“One of my favorite things about volunteering at Memphis Union Mission is seeing how a simple act of kindness—or even a song—can bring hope and encouragement to someone’s day.” Volunteers help create an atmosphere of joy, dignity, and transformation, reminding our guests and clients that they are seen, valued, and loved. We are especially grateful…
Read More“Now I have a home of my own, and I care for others more than myself!”
“I used to be homeless, hard-hearted, and only cared about myself. Now I have a home of my own, and I care for others more than myself. I’ve grown and matured because of the discipline I learned at Moriah House, and now I listen to God for my future.” Kylie, a graduate of Moriah House,…
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