“Serving a meal may seem like a small thing, but God can use simple acts of love to help change someone’s life.” Faithful volunteers are an important part of the ministry at Memphis Union Mission, offering encouragement, compassion, and the love of Christ to our guests and clients. We are especially grateful to Kirk Baptist…
Read More“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…
Read MoreDid you know? Memphis Union Mission offers an Intact Family Program
The Intact Family Program helps families move from crisis to stability without being separated. Families in the program live in a fully furnished home for three to six months while working, saving money, attending Bible studies, and receiving Christ-centered counseling and practical guidance. The goal is more than providing temporary housing—it’s helping families build a…
Read More“They showed Christ to me, and I have a beautiful life now!”
After two decades of homelessness and addiction, James found lasting hope through Memphis Union Mission’s life-transforming recovery program. Today, he has been sober since 2008, is working full-time as a forklift operator, and has been reunited with his family—all through the grace of God. From homelessness to hope, James’ story is a powerful reminder that…
Read More“One of the greatest rewards of volunteering is knowing that God can use a single day of service to encourage someone for a lifetime.”
Volunteers help make Memphis Union Mission a place where hope is shared, lives are encouraged, and the love of Christ is experienced. We are especially grateful to Crossroads Baptist Church for providing and serving dinner and for leading chapel for our guests and clients. Thank you for your faithful partnership and for helping create opportunities…
Read More“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…
Read More“Volunteering reminds me that even the smallest act of kindness can be used by God to make a lasting difference in someone’s life.”
Volunteers are a vital part of the ministry at Memphis Union Mission, helping provide encouragement, compassion, and practical support to men and women taking steps toward a brighter future. We are especially grateful to Vollintine Baptist Church for serving a meal to our guests and clients and sharing Christ’s love through their faithful service. At…
Read MoreReady to Begin Again
“Stay focused on God and you will be rewarded.”— Adam It’s a crisp spring morning, and the chapel at Calvary Colony is filled with familiar faces gathered to celebrate a remarkable achievement: GED graduation day. Jennifer, Memphis Union Mission’s Learning Center Administrator, has prepared a favorite meal for each graduate. The campus, learning center, and…
Read More“One of the greatest blessings of volunteering is knowing that God can use even a simple meal to encourage someone who needs hope.”
Volunteers are an important part of the ministry at Memphis Union Mission, helping create an atmosphere of compassion, dignity, and encouragement for our guests and clients. We are especially grateful to Highland Heights Presbyterian Church for serving a meal at the Mission and sharing the love of Christ through their faithful service. At Memphis Union…
Read More“Do you want to be on drugs, or do you want to succeed in life?”
“Pray to God and decide how you want to live. Do you want to be on drugs, or do you want to succeed in life?” After years of addiction and multiple setbacks, Darrell found a second chance through Memphis Union Mission’s Christ-centered recovery program. Today, he is living in sobriety, serving others at the Mission,…
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