Dunklin Memorial Church, founded in 1962 by Mickey and Laura Maye Evans, stands as a beacon of hope and transformation for men ensnared in addiction. Within its walls, it embodies the concept of a “city of refuge,” offering solace and support to those grappling with substance abuse. The organization’s core belief centers on the transformative power of God’s Word, viewing it as the cornerstone for rebuilding lives. Through a profound relationship with Christ, individuals are not only liberated from addiction but are also empowered to become agents of positive change within their communities. Over the years, Dunklin Memorial Church has witnessed countless men entering its doors burdened by addiction, only to emerge as pillars of strength, integrity, and leadership in their families and neighborhoods.
Dunklin Memorial Church views its organization as a “city of refuge” established in 1962 by its founders, Mickey & Laura Maye Evans, to help men trapped in addiction. They believe that anyone can have a new life, one that is built upon the foundation of God’s Word. Through this transforming, powerful relationship with Christ, they believe one can become a regenerated man & part of the solution rather than the problem. They have witnessed thousands of men walk through their doors as addicts & alcoholics & develop into godly husbands, fathers, & leaders in the communities around them.