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“The thing missing out of my life was the Lord. Moriah House is holy ground. You have to surrender.”

After years of addiction, abuse, heartbreaking loss, and homelessness, Carley came to Moriah House seeking a new beginning. There, she surrendered her life to Christ and found the healing, hope, and support she needed to rebuild her future.

Today, Carley is celebrating sobriety, reunited with her son, and embracing the new life God has given her. She says, “That place changed my life.”

At Memphis Union Mission, healing begins with Christ, and hope becomes a transformed life.

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