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60 TON Challenge and 2000 TurkeysIt’s on! - The 60-TON Food challenge. And YOU can help SBM reach

the goal. Watch the Big Red Thermometer in front of SBM’s building go up and up and up. But it won’t do this unless YOU grab that bag in the newspaper and fill it with lots of food and then take it to your local WSFS branch. If you don’t have the newspa-per bag, any bag will do.

Thanksgiving week SBM will give out over 1400 food boxes with turkeys and pies. To fill those food boxes for 1400 families, to provide food for Thanksgiv-ing, to provide food for Christmas and into the New Year we need to collect at least 60-TONS of food. YOU can help provide hundreds of thousands of meals. Fill a bag today!

Speaking of turkeys, we also need to collect over 2000 turkeys and to cel-ebrate that we will have a Big Turkey also out front of the Mission. Every time 100 more turkeys are gathered another feather will be added to the big turkey.

Listen to Rev. Laymon on Sunday 9:15 a.m.WDEL 1150 AM or online at

www.sundaybreakfastmission.org/broadcasts.php

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Your Prayerful Support Will Help Others

Help to make the Food Drive

Thermometer rise to the goal and Mr.

Turkey grow 20 feathers.

Cranberry SauceBoxed Stuffing Mix

Boxed CerealCanned Vegetables

Canned FruitCanned SoupCanned Yams

Canned Cranberry SauceCanned Gravy or Mix

Pie FillingInstant Pudding and

Jell-OInstant PotatoesMac and Cheese

PastaSpaghetti Sauce

Canned TomatoesCanned Beef Stew

Canned HamCanned SpamCanned Beef

Canned ChickenCanned TunaPeanut Butter

JellyDrink MixBaby Food

SBM Food Collection Items

Please note that this list serves as a suggestion list. Additional food items can also be donated.

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SBM Choir sings in Love Park, Philadelphia - To schedule the choir to sing at your church or event contact Judy Jones at 302-656-8542 or email [email protected].

Christmas is the wonderful time of the year when we can celebrate God’s great gift to the world – a Savior who is Christ the Lord. Giving gifts to our loved ones is such a wonderful way to follow God’s example and celebrate His Gift to Us. But the homeless and hurting who come to Sunday Breakfast Mission need YOUR help to have a Merry Christmas! To help us help them YOU can provide:

• 60 Families (3-5 persons)gifts for Christmas• 1000 gifts for children (balls, dolls, trucks, games, baby toys, crafts, …)

• 500 gifts for teens (sports items, games, fragrant toiletries, crafts, …)

• 200 pairs of men’s thermals – tops & bottoms (sizes MED/LG/XL/XXL)

• 100 pairs women’s thermals – tops & bottoms (sizes LG/XL/XXL)• 600 pairs of warm socks (ladies & men)• 300 pairs of men’s gloves• 200 pairs children’s gloves• 200 pairs women’s gloves• Many, many warm hats for men, women and children.Please bring your donation to 110 N. Poplar Street by Dec. 14th

‘Tis the Season of Giving!

SBM needs YOU to bring Good Tidings of Joy to less fortunate children in the Wilmington area.

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DuPont’s Veterans Network collects over 500 lbs of Food.

EP Church and Ruth Naomi Floyd

Gospel JazzBenefits the Mission

Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Newark presented Ruth Naomi Floyd in a jazz concert to benefit Sunday Breakfast Mission on Oct. 19th in Songs for Faith, Hope & Love.

Ruth Naomi Floyd was raised in a pastor’s home in Phil-adelphia where she found a love for Jesus, a love in sharing the Gospel and a love for hurting people. She also was given by God a beautiful voice to sing His praises and a talent to write songs.

On October 19th, Ruth Naomi Floyd brought her Gospel Jazz to the concert series of Evangelical Pres-byterian Church in Newark, DE. With the assistance of a premier team of musician - Aaron Graves, Byron “Wookie” Landham, Matthew Parrish and Dr. William E. Smith (W.E.S.) - she sang her own composition and arrangements of some traditional and contemporary Christian songs speaking of Peace, Hope, Love and Faith but especially Jesus.

Around all the superb music she implored the 450 plus in attendance to give out of love and care to the Sunday Breakfast Mission. And in word and music she pleaded that for Christ’s sake everyone should give themselves, their lives, to reach those whom society has cast out.

Thank you Ruth and thank you EP Church!New Castle County Officers honor Lt. Joe Szczerba’s memory by giving Hope Tote items to those in need.

August 24, 2014 Sunday Breakfast Mission was the recipient of Brandywine White’s generosity in a sponsored event to help those who are less for-tunate. Guests dressed in all white brought along everything needed to set an elegant and chic din-ner table. In addition, they brought canned meats, tuna, spam, vegetables, stews and all stages of baby food, formula (especially hypo-allergenic). SBM also received fresh produce and fruit from com-

munity gardens. Some individuals made monetary donations to help purchase food items.

Partnerships with associations and organiza-tions such as Brandywine White allows SBM to feed over 500 men, women, children and babies nutritious meals every day without any cost to them. If you have an innovative idea call Nancy Wheeler at 877-306-HOME (4663), so you can dis-cuss ways to make it happen.

Thank you – Brandywine White!


1. Faithful weekly volunteer Donald Masten helps to prepare donated food for the EMF (Evangelical Ministers’ Fellowship) luncheon in October.2. Residents and volunteers labor under the direction of Food Service Director, Nathalie Thomas.3. Many hands make for light work!4. Thank you JP Morgan Chase and Microsoft Corp. (not shown) volunteers for helping with set-up.5. SBM special guest pastors serve themselves from the plentiful buffet. 6. Featured guest speaker Dr. Bob Emberger and his assistant Heather enjoy their lunch with Rev. Tom Laymon.Thank you EMF and Dr. Emberger for prayer, wisdom and fellowship!

We Love Our Pastors

SBM Coffee Talk & Tour “Save

The Date”

Have YOU attended SBM’s Coffee Talk & Tour? Ev-ery six weeks Pastors and their leadership staff have the opportunity to come together in fellowship over coffee and pastries while receiving an overview of what’s happening at SBM culminating with a tour of our facilities. From the Multi-Purpose area - to the Overnight Dorm - to the Resident Quarters and Store - you will get a wholistic view of how God is blessing and how SBM operates.

Time and again individuals are surprised at the many facets of ministry going on throughout the building and the many opportunities to get involved through volunteerism, donations and gifts.

From SBM’s inception to the new Women and Fam-ily Center we have continued to provide physical help and spiritual healing to needy individuals.

Lives are being changed, hungry are being fed, hurting are finding healing and homeless are finding shelter all in the name of Jesus! Without prayers, vol-unteerism and investment of local churches like YOU SBM could not reach the numbers for Christ in our community. YOUR valuable support keeps this min-istry moving forward. Today is a great time to sign up for the Coffee Talk and Tour.

Contact Rev. Nancy Wheeler [email protected], (302) 652-8314 x 172 to scheud-ule a date.

Would you consider helping us feed the many people who come through the Mission doors at meal time?Donate your tagged, fresh processed meat from your hunting expeditions. You can keep the antlers and the hides, but we would love the meat to feed the hungry men, women and children.Call Nathalie Thomas, Food Service Director at 302-656-8542 ext. 212 for more information.

Attention Hunters

Families calling for monthly food boxes have increased 100% and volunteers sharing the Good News have risen to the challenge.

Vicki Costa Center and friends from Pike Creek Bible Church come two Saturdays per month to help with this ministry at SBM.


Volunteers Rise to the Challenge

Meeting with a volunteer counselor

When you give to Sunday Breakfast Mission

you often see our famous $1.92 meal ticket.

And while you may find it hard to believe that

is only costs $1.92, we really are able to provide

at that cost a single hot, nutritious meal for a

man, woman, boy or girl who comes here to eat

nightly or is in one of our residential programs

or comes for a food box to eat at home. YOU

provide that wonderful nutritious meal to a

hungry child or adult. And, by the way, many

more are coming to us these days for that ne-

cessity of life!

But when you give $25 or $50 or $100, $200

or $500 what else do YOU provide to the

homeless, hungry and hurting, because YOUR

dollars go for meals and so much more!

For $25, YOU may provide:• 12 meals for the hungry or• 1 day of care for a homeless individual

For $50, YOU may provide:

• 25 meals for the hungry or• 1 day of rehabilitation from addiction for a

homeless husband and wife

For $200, YOU may provide:• 104 meals for hungry men, women, boys &

girls or• 2 enormous food boxes for families desper-

ately needing food or• 8 days of care for a homeless woman or man

or• 1 month of counseling for a hurting home-

less individual

For $500 YOU can provide:• 1 night of our community meal program

through our Supper Club Program or• 2 months of work therapy and education for

a formerly homeless adult.Through YOUR generous donations YOU pro-

vide all this and the message to the homeless, hungry and hurting that God loves them and has a wonderful plan for their lives!

YOUR Dollars Provide Food, Care and Love

YOUR dollars go for meals and so much

more!

SBM volunteers help to feed the

body and soul of needy individuals

and families.

Receiving a 50 lb. Food Box Patiently waiting for appointments


1. Anita CrowderWith the Bible and good counselors she has learned to give it all to God and not worry.

2. Fanita Thomas (not shown)Fanita cannot keep quiet of the sweet Love of God; she boasts in Him and for Him.

3. Keysha MorrisKeysha plans on saving her money to get a house for herself and her four children.

4. Kim Sutherlin She has become more spiritually in tune with God.

5. Melanie NaylorShe remarks that the SBM is a “complete blessing, [she] could never repay this kind-ness.”

6. Sharron MartinSharron lovingly refers to her youngest, who has serious medical conditions, as a “SBM Miracle.”

7. Monica Smith (not shown)Monica remembers the exact day she came to the SBM, her worst fear - that there would not be enough room for her- as was the usual situation at many other shelters. She has learned to “get in touch with God.”

8. VioletViolet recognizes her time at the SBM as a blessing, and calls it a “most wonderful experience.”

9. StephanieStephanie has become a calmer individual in her seven months at SBM. She plans on test-ing for her CDL.

10. Elsie (not shown)She has a giving heart, but SBM has taught her discernment with the Boundaries class.

11. Darryl (not shown)He is on his way to getting his CDL. Darryl is moving to Indiana for a job that will also provide training.

12. CurtisHe has become more focused and has peace, saying that his soul is at ease.

13. ObieHe hopes to acquire a job and a car, and even-tually receive further education online so that he can work with computers.

14. GeorgeHe enjoys his job and wants to save money so that he can soon have a place of his own.

15. ThurstonThurston originally came to Sunday Breakfast Mission to change habits, which he was able to do with a lot of self assessment.

16. Raeneisha (not shown)“I have grown in my faith since being here. I believed before, but I didn’t really put my faith in Him. I knew I should trust in Him and put everything in His hands; but, things weren’t happening fast enough, and I tried to do it my way, on my own. Now I know I must trust and follow Him.”

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November 20th Evangelism Training (5:30-7:30pm)24th Food Box Distribution (8am-5pm)

25th Food Box Distribution (8am-5pm)27th Great Thanksgiving Banquet (Noon)

December 18th Christmas Shop Open (by appt.)19th Christmas Shop Open (by appt.)

SBM 2014 Calendar

Don’t Trade IN……Trade UP to NEW LIFE!

DONATE your vehicle to SBM……Bring NEW LIFE to hundreds of homeless, hungry and hurt-ing men, women and children!

Donate an extra or unused car to SBM for a DEDUCTION! Contact Mike Smith at [email protected] or 877-306-4663 (HOME) x 122.

YOU Can Make a Big Difference when you purchase a new car!

To find our more about giving through your Donor Advised Fund (DAF) - Go to: http://www.sundaybreakfastmission.org/ways-to-give/donor-advised-fund


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Mission StatementSunday Breakfast Mission serves the homeless, addicted and impover-ished through Christ-centered programs to meet their spiritual, social and physical needs. Our primary goal is to restore people to right relationships with God, their families and society.

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“Let me break three eggs on your head and I’ll give you a dollar,” said a boy to his younger brother. “Okay!” the little one replied. Giggling with anticipation, the older brother cracked the first two eggs, but not the third. Attempting to open his eyes he said “Come on, I’m ready,” to which the older brother slyly replied, “Are you kidding? That would cost me a dollar.” (Illus-tration adapted from Darren McCormick) What a disappointment! If only the younger brother could have had some sort of guarantee.

We can provide a solid guarantee for those we love with an up-to-date Will. Jesus said in Matthew 7:24 that whoever hears His words and does them is like “a wise man who built his house on the rock.” Taking time to be sure your financial house is in order today can ensure you’ve estab-lished a solid foundation for generations to come.

A Rock-Solid Estate Plan:• Ensures the person of your choosing distributes your estate upon death. • Allows you to name guardianship of your children. • Reduces taxes and court costs.• Creates an opportunity to bless a favorite Christian charity like Sun-

day Breakfast Mission.Consider today how you can build a solid foundation for their future.For the full version of this article, ask for a FREE copy of “Give Your

Family a Rock-Solid Guarantee” by simply checking the box on the en-closed reply card or by contacting Rev. Tom Layman at (302) 656-8542, ext. 103 or [email protected] - or bless your family today with a God-honoring Will at www.christianwill.org/sbm

What’s the matter? Can’t take a Yolk?

If you’re a person with a compassionate heart, a concern for the hurt-ing, and a desire to make a tangible difference, you’re perfectly suited to be a monthly giver. The Sunday Breakfast Mission relies on this group of special friends to ensure that our ministry continues month after month, all year long.

Save time and money for postage. Receive fewer mailings. Your life will be simpler, less cluttered, and best of all, you’ll have the satisfaction of knowing that you are making a tangible difference in people’s lives every month!

A predictable income each month allows the Mission to plan and proj-ect for the future. We’ll be able to cut down on administrative costs and ensure that more money is available for vital programs and services. Your monthly support means more people can be helped—and more lives can be changed.

Use the response form to become a Monthly Giver today, in just two easy steps:

Step 1: Choose the amount of your monthly donation. Your ongoing gift of any amount will make a tremendous difference.

Step 2: Choose the giving option that works for you. Send a check each month, or opt for the convenience of automatic credit card payments.

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