I am at Sulzbacher every Monday night helping to lead a men's group/Bible study. Needless to say the men there do not want to be living at a homeless center but they will tell you that it sure beats sleeping on the streets and going hungry. They get a place to stay, three meals a day and a helping hand to get be back on their feet. I have been involved with several of the men over the past year and I have seen a number them make the transiton out to a job and better living conditions. The ones that are still there are working on putting their lives back together, finding a job and starting over. I am thankful Sulzbacher is there to provide a safe harbor.