Whosoever Gospel Mission

Sharing God's Love Since 1892

Whosoever Gospel Mission

  • July 2010 Newsletter

    Dear Friend of the Mission, Just today, July 9th, I was in back of the Mission on Stafford Street and a late model SUV drove up and stopped.  The man in the car smiled and said, “You may not remember me, but I was at the Mission a long time ago.”  He looked familiar,…

  • Mike Sellars

    I dropped out of high school, setting in motion a cycle of procrastination that eventually became a well-developed pattern in my life.  Never having finished school, I falsified information on job applications and my resume.  Eventually, I began to feel ashamed of myself and what I was doing.  One day, I realized that it…

  • Nate Smith

    It’s 2001 and my whole world comes crashing down. I buried my mother – Doris  Tanner Matthews – the best friend I ever had in this world and a good mother.  Without her love and support, I started drinking and soon after turned to drugs.  I was losing control of my life fast. My…

  • Warm Weather Waiting List

    Dear Friends of the Mission, Usually in warm weather our waiting list shrinks since homeless men are able to survive living outside — they will not freeze and quite often church and school groups will bring them food. In fact, the other day I was attending a meeting at the Central Branch of the…

  • After School Club

    The Mission’s After School Club has just finished another great year.  Check out our latest flier!

  • Greg Delgado

    Hi. My name is Gregory Delgado and this is my story. I have been an abuser of drugs and alcohol for most of my life. It became more evident when I was discharged from the Navy. At that time my drinking and drug abuse became more severe – I woke up drinking, went to…

  • Charles Drake

    My name is Charles Drake; this is my story. After a brief stint in prison and my release in the year 2001, I yet again indulged in my addiction. I spent about 5 months of pure madness on the streets of Philadelphia. My addiction reached back to my teenage years. A pastor recommended that…

  • Joe Rice

    Hi, my name is Joe Rice. My story starts 21 years ago. I started using cocaine and my life spiraled out of control. Near the end I lived under the 30th Street Bridge for seven years, in and out of jail and hospitals, wasting my whole adult life. One day me and a group…