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Mark 9:23 Jesus said, “All things are possible to him who believes.”
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Whether MPM is feeding the homeless in downtown Knoxville or low-income families who find themselves barely scraping by in a local hotel, wherever God leads, we will respond in obedience. His word can encourage others to get through one more day of hardship; His gracious provision can sustain someone for one more meal or bless someone with a pair of socks. You can donate to Mission Possible Ministries, Inc. using the Donation Form.
Phone:
209-229-0952
Email address :
support@missionpossibleministriesetn.org
All donations are tax deductible; you will receive a receipt either through an email address you provide or through US mail.
Every gift provides Bibles, hot meals, emergency supplies, and hope for families in crisis or the growing population of homeless locally in East Tennessee and beyond. Where God leads, God provides.
Mission Possible Ministries (MPM) is able to occasionally assist with other like ministries:
First Baptist Church of Sevierville
First Baptist Church of Sevierville, TN has 2 food ministries as a part of their Ministry Village directed by Stephen Huskey. Hot Meals for Hungry Hearts serves an inspirational devotion and free home-cooked meal on Monday evenings to anyone that walks through the door from 4-5pm. Helping Hands provides spiritual inspiration and prayer plus groceries to those in need in the community on Wednesdays from 11:30-2:30. The church conducts food drives for these ministries occasionally. MPM can assist those who would like to participate in the food drives but may not be able to do the shopping themselves. Donations can be made using the Donation Form. Follow the prompts and use the drop down box to make the selection of the specific ministry you wish to support.
MUSICIANS MISSION OF MERCY Ministry
MPM has also assisted MUSICIANS MISSION OF MERCY Ministry of West Jefferson, N. Carolina founded by Stan and Catherine Massey. This God-centered ministry has a history of serving 8 counties – primarily those in Appalachia – for over 20 years. They were instrumental in providing relief during Hurricane Helene in 2024 with groceries, clothing, toiletries, first aid items, basic survival equipment, water, cleaning supplies, pet supplies, even bales of hay for livestock. Most of the families they assisted with hurricane disaster relief are still in need today but supplies have become less available. MPM has the ability to shop for needed supplies here in Tennessee and transport them to Stan and Catherine. Check their website for more information about this ministry or to donate to them directly: www.musiciansmissionofmercy.org.