Room In the Inn at Christ the King Lutheran Church

Job Comfort Dog bringing Comfort & Joy to our RITI children on a wet night, the 1st of our winter season.

The in-gathering from the LWML Zone Rally brought over 500 items donated for us.

Rev Lisa Anderson, executive director of RITI Memphis spoke at LWML Zone rally

CTK's Faith in Action committee provided dinner for our guests in August & our guests & volunteers really enjoyed dinner & dining with them.

RITI at CTK would love to have you join our volunteer family. The winter season will begin in November 2024 . There are a number of ways to volunteer, please contact us to find out how.

Our RITI guests at CTK love Job Comfort Dog!

We're so glad to have Job Comfort Dog & his handlers greet our RITI Guests

It's Lucky Penny Day! It's the perfect day to trade in that jar full of change on your dresser and make a lasting change with Room in the Inn - Memphis! Cash in those lucky pennies and turn them into a gift of new beginnings for the men, women, and children who need our hospitality each day.

You can give using the donate button on this post or through our spring fundraiser website: ritimemphis.org/innbloom.

Just wanted to let everyone know that there will be no Room in the Inn over summer break this year. We hope to see everyone’s smiling faces when we resume in November! 💙

We love our volunteers today and every day!

We will miss Diana and her smiling face. Praise God she’s free of sickness and she’s finally HOME with our Heavenly Father now!

With heavy hearts we share of the death of Diana Todd.
Diana was a RITI guest, and we remember her with love.

Outreach Coordinator, Errin Woods remembers one night during guest pickup at First UMC, Diana approached the organist (who was practicing for Sunday worship), “Diana asked her if she was taking any requests and she told her no, but Diana was elated to hear the organ play. Diana asked her to play Old Rugged Cross, and 5 minutes later the organ began to play the song, and the peace Diana had while listening to her play that song was pleasant.”

May you feel that eternal peace now, Diana. You are known and loved.

Photo by Cindy McMillion