This season has been unsettling. As sisters in Christ, we know Jesus is our hope and security. Knowing this, we want to provide opportunities for us to grow and learn together.

Not only are we facing a pandemic, we are facing — yet again — the death of black women and men at the hands of the police in our country. There is deep pain in our city as well as in our church body. We want to provide a place for reflection upon these injustices and the deep sorrow we are experiencing.

"My favorite thing about camp is that we don't have any electronics or our phones." - Sarah | We want to make sure everyone who wants to go to camp can join in for one what will be one of the most transformative weeks of their lives!

Through a strong relationship built with DCS, the “Red Tub Day” project was launched. Foster families would receive a large tub filled with gifts that a child in their home had requested. And to top it all off, there would be an exciting Christmas party.

And as I was learning from you 6 years ago, online on my laptop. I was trying to see what God was doing in your community, and it blessed my team and me so richly. So I am thankful for all that you are doing.

I just know that when I left Zimbabwe, and I was not a believer. I became a believer when I was in America in school. Now I'm going back home to a context where people only know me as a sweet little girl in my community.

We took almost 100 students to Laguna Beach Chrisitan Retreat for a week of Endless Laguna! 

We took a small team to Haiti so we could deliver resources and preach the Word. Made possible by the Engage fund. https://fellowshipmemphis.org/engage

We ask our new members to tell us a little about themselves and why they decided to make Fellowship their church home.

In 2010 we asked the Shelby County TN Department of Children Services: “What can we do for you?” They said, “We have nearly 30 kids who need Christmas.”

So proud of the work God has done and the people He has brought to Fellowship Memphis.