Calling Charlotte to action! Join Mercy in the fight against sex trafficking!

Mercy Ministries has launched a new initiative called End Sex Trafficking.   You can help us end sex trafficking in America one victim at a time by purchasing our NEW wristbands!  They are high quality, genuine leather wristband with adjustable silver snaps.

These wristbands not only make a fashion statement, but raise awareness and funds for End Sex Trafficking.  We need YOUR support!  Mercy Ministries has been helping victims of sex trafficking for years, and we continue to receive more and more calls for help.  Studies show that rescue falls short without a comprehensive residential program where victims can be cared for in a safe environment.  This puts Mercy Ministries in the unique position of being one of the few programs of its kind, and it is our desire to help even more hurting young women who have been brutalized by this horrific crime.

Click here to buy the wristband!

Read a story about sex trafficking in YOUR area:  Teens become prey in Charlotte sex trade

We Love Those NC Girls

In the past few years, the number of girls Mercy Ministries has received with open arms from North Carolina alone has grown by leaps and bounds. The need is so evident!   We are continuing to pray and expect God to bless our efforts to support the development of Mercy in Charlotte and the growing potential of building a new home! 


Join us in taking action for the vision of Mercy, fighting for the freedom of these beautiful girls! 
You can click here to sign up for the Run for Mercy 5K on September 17th! 


Click to read about recent Mercy graduates from our homes in
Nashville, Monroe, St. Louis, and Lincoln!


Also, watch the video below of 23 Mercy residents baptized!

Mercy in the Community Luncheon in Charlotte was a success!

On May 12th, the King's Kitchen hosted a Mercy in the Community Luncheon in Charlotte!  Dr. Jordan Rubin, well-known author, health and wellness expert and Mercy supporter, spoke and told about how God healed him from many years of the ill-effects of Crohn's disease, including being wheelchair bound and fighting for his life. Jordan spoke about how much he believes in Mercy and that he and his wife Nicki actually adopted a child from Mercy a few years ago! Founder and President of Mercy Ministries, Nancy Alcorn also shared the history of Mercy and some powerful stories, and two local Mercy graduates shared their testimony of transformation.  Thank you to all the Charlotte supporters, who helped with this awesome event.  Click here for pictures and details of the luncheon!

Run for Mercy 5K!

More and more young women from North Carolina are calling Mercy each day for help and are becoming residents at one of Mercy Ministries’ homes.  Because of this, we could not be more excited for the future home  in Charlotte!  The need is evident, so please join us in prayer and fundraising for Mercy! 

 Come out and support Mercy Ministries on September 17th at the 2nd annual Run for Mercy 5K and Family Walk in Charlotte!  This will be such a fun way to raise awareness about Mercy and to show your support by participating.   We are expecting a big crowd this year so make plans now to attend and sign up TODAY!! 

If you would like to volunteer or help in any way, please contact race director, Nickie Haas at runformercycharlotte@gmail.com.  Let's show Mercy how excited we are to welcome them into our community!

Nancy is coming to Charlotte!

Hey Charlotte friends! Come hear Mercy Ministries' Founder and President, Nancy Alcorn, speak at Freedom House Church on Sunday, March 6th.  You will be challenged and inspired to DO SOMETHING for God's Kingdom!   You won't want to miss this opportunity.  Her testimony will challenge and encourage you to follow Christ's plan for your life and care for His children.  She will be speaking at all 3 services - 9 am, 10:30 am and 12 noon.

Freedom House Church
Stoney Creek Elementary
14015 Mallard Roost Road
http://www.freedomhousechurch.org/

Feel free to come and invite friends - we hope to see you there!

Busy Summer!

Plans are moving right along for Charlotte! Before anything can be built, the funds and community support has to be rock solid. So that’s what we are working hard to do this summer! The community board is currently working hard to plan for our first event this year in September. It will be a pastor’s luncheon and Nancy Alcorn will be there to share the vision, along with 2 Mercy Ministries graduates to share their stories of transformation! Local church support is vital for every Mercy home and is a huge reason why they can continue to provide care for hurting young women completely free of charge. If you are a pastor or a church leader of any kind in the Charlotte, NC or surrounding areas, please contact Whitney Cantrell at wcantrell@mercyministries.com for more information or to sign up to attend this luncheon and find out how you can help!

We also need help spreading the word in Charlotte! If you have the heart to host a private fundraiser either at your home, at your church or anywhere else, please click here. Mercy Ministries will provide you with everything you need for your event, no matter how big or small. They will even locate a Mercy graduate in your area to come and share her testimony!

Picture of the community board members at our June meeting at Rooster’s Kitchen in Charlotte, NC

Charlotte Home Updates!

Calling all NC supporters! We are gearing up for a great year of raising funds and awareness so that 40 more hurting young women can find hope and freedom through the future Mercy Ministries Charlotte home!
The Charlotte Community Board is working hard to spread the word so that we can get more people on board with this great vision and to get this home built! Mercy Ministries is a completely free of charge program and runs entirely on private donations from churches, businesses and individuals. Because of this, every dollar for a new home must be raised before that home is built. That's why we need your help.

If you would like to learn more about Mercy Ministries, please visit the website at http://www.mercyministries.org/. If you are ready to help or have any questions about this future home, email wcantrell@mercyministries.com.