Dear friends,
As mentioned at our September luncheon, the 35th annual South Hampton Roads LEADERSHIP PRAYER BREAKFAST will take place on Thursday November 18th at the Scope Exhibition Hall. Please see details below.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Blessings,
skye
WHAT: 35th Annual Leadership Prayer Breakfast, with Keynote Speaker Dr. M.G. “Pat” Robertson
WHEN: Thursday, November 18, 2010
WHERE: Norfolk Scope Exhibition Hall, 201 E Brambleton Avenue, Norfolk, VA 23510
TIME: The buffet will begin at 6:45 a.m. and the program will commence at 7:30 a.m. Free parking is provided.
COST: Individual tickets are $25 each. A table of 16 is $400, and a half table of 8 is $200. Please mail your check in the amount of $400, or $200 for a half table, payable to:
Leadership Prayer Breakfast
611 W. Princess Anne Road
Norfolk, Virginia 23517
For questions, call Mrs. Nancy Doumar at (757) 640-1316 or Mr. Baxter Ennis at (757) 287-1035.
We encourage you to consider inviting local elected officials, business and civic leaders, clergy, law enforcement, fire and other first responders and your neighbors and friends.
Join us as we gather to seek God’s wisdom, and to pray his blessings on our families, our community, and our country.
Monday, October 25, 2010
Monday, August 30, 2010
September 20th at noon -- Maurice Jones, President and Publisher of The Virginia-Pilot
**Note: please RSVP by September 10th**
September’s speaker for the South Hampton Roads Leadership Prayer Luncheon is Maurice Jones, who became President and Publisher of the Virginian-Pilot in early 2008. He has worked for 5 years with Landmark Communications. Maurice earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Virginia School of Law in 1992, where he was a Hardy Cross Dillard Scholar, and directed an elementary school tutoring program during his time there. In 1988, he received a Master of Philosophy in International Relations from Oxford University, where he was a Rhodes Scholar. His concentrations were Strategic Studies and International Political Economy, and his thesis focused on US/Haiti relations. As an undergraduate student at Hampden-Sydney College, he spent 2 years directing a tutoring program at Prince Edward County High School, and was student government president, Phi Beta Kappa, and valedictorian of his class.
Maurice grew up listening to the gospel songs his grandmother, Mrs. Rosa Hatchett, loved to sing. One of her favorites includes the lines: “Nobody told me that the road would be easy. I don’t believe He brought me this far to leave me,” and she would often tell Maurice, “Never quit.” He wrote, “Grandma’s song invites us to refuse to be defeated, to be resilient. As long as we don’t quit: employers will start hiring again; people will resume buying houses; banks will make more loans; roads, schools and water quality will improve; and the recession will end.” Maurice is an elder at First Presbyterian Church and sings in the choir. He is married to Lisa and they have one daughter, Michela.
Don’t miss this time of fellowship and inspiration!
Share this announcement with friends—invite a friend to be your guest.
Cost and RSVP:
The cost for the luncheon is $10.00 per person, payable in advance with your reservation. Please make your check payable to Regent University and send to Skye Ganbaatar (1333 Regent University Drive, Suite 102, Virginia Beach, VA 23464) by Friday September 10, 2010. (Questions? Call Skye at 352.4502 or email her at sganbaatar@regent.edu.)
Location:
First Presbyterian Church of Norfolk
820 Colonial Avenue (between Raleigh and Redgate Avenues)
September 20, 2010, at noon
Parking is off of Redgate Avenue (the sign says "Private Road"). Please enter through the main entrance across from the parking lot on Redgate Avenue, and then turn left inside to go into First Hall. Click here for directions, or call the church at 757-625-1697.
September’s speaker for the South Hampton Roads Leadership Prayer Luncheon is Maurice Jones, who became President and Publisher of the Virginian-Pilot in early 2008. He has worked for 5 years with Landmark Communications. Maurice earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Virginia School of Law in 1992, where he was a Hardy Cross Dillard Scholar, and directed an elementary school tutoring program during his time there. In 1988, he received a Master of Philosophy in International Relations from Oxford University, where he was a Rhodes Scholar. His concentrations were Strategic Studies and International Political Economy, and his thesis focused on US/Haiti relations. As an undergraduate student at Hampden-Sydney College, he spent 2 years directing a tutoring program at Prince Edward County High School, and was student government president, Phi Beta Kappa, and valedictorian of his class.
Maurice grew up listening to the gospel songs his grandmother, Mrs. Rosa Hatchett, loved to sing. One of her favorites includes the lines: “Nobody told me that the road would be easy. I don’t believe He brought me this far to leave me,” and she would often tell Maurice, “Never quit.” He wrote, “Grandma’s song invites us to refuse to be defeated, to be resilient. As long as we don’t quit: employers will start hiring again; people will resume buying houses; banks will make more loans; roads, schools and water quality will improve; and the recession will end.” Maurice is an elder at First Presbyterian Church and sings in the choir. He is married to Lisa and they have one daughter, Michela.
Don’t miss this time of fellowship and inspiration!
Share this announcement with friends—invite a friend to be your guest.
Cost and RSVP:
The cost for the luncheon is $10.00 per person, payable in advance with your reservation. Please make your check payable to Regent University and send to Skye Ganbaatar (1333 Regent University Drive, Suite 102, Virginia Beach, VA 23464) by Friday September 10, 2010. (Questions? Call Skye at 352.4502 or email her at sganbaatar@regent.edu.)
Location:
First Presbyterian Church of Norfolk
820 Colonial Avenue (between Raleigh and Redgate Avenues)
September 20, 2010, at noon
Parking is off of Redgate Avenue (the sign says "Private Road"). Please enter through the main entrance across from the parking lot on Redgate Avenue, and then turn left inside to go into First Hall. Click here for directions, or call the church at 757-625-1697.
Thursday, July 1, 2010
July 12 is our next Leadership Prayer Luncheon (12:30pm)
SOUTH HAMPTON ROADS LEADERSHIP PRAYER LUNCHEON
Monday, July 12, 2010 :: lunch at 12:30 pm
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 820 Colonial Avenue Norfolk, VA 23507
The cost for the luncheon is $10.00 per person, payable in advance with your reservation. Please make your check payable to Regent University and send to Skye Ganbaatar (1333 Regent University Drive, Ste 102, Virginia Beach VA 23464, or interoffice to METRO) by Tuesday July 6, 2010. (Questions? Call Skye at 352.4502 or email her at sganbaatar@regent.edu.)
Leadership Prayer Luncheon Steering Committee: Frank Batten, Jr., Jim Bergdoll, David Clark IV, J. William Cofer, Mark Fulton, Philip R. Farthing, James M. Boyd, Rev. James M. Wood, John Mulford, Margo Taylor, Peter Griffin, Clark Taylor, and Rev. Rich Hardison
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I will attend:
Name __________________________ Email __________________________
Guest(s) Name(s) ________________________________________________________
Amount enclosed $ ___________ for July 12, 2010. Lunch is at 12:30 pm in FIRST HALL, the new auditorium at First Presbyterian Church of Norfolk.
First Presbyterian Church of Norfolk
820 Colonial Avenue (between Raleigh and Redgate Avenues)
We'll have lunch in "First Hall"
Parking is off of Redgate Avenue (the sign says "Private Road"). Please enter through the main entrance across from the parking lot on Redgate Avenue, and then turn left inside to go into First Hall. See http://www.fpcnorfolk.org/index.php?nid=77165&s=au for directions, or call the church at 757-625-1697.
Monday, July 12, 2010 :: lunch at 12:30 pm
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 820 Colonial Avenue Norfolk, VA 23507
Tom Knox, Founder & CEO, Seniorcorp, Inc.
will speak on
Courageous Faith in an Uncertain World
Tom Knox has dedicated his life to helping seniors after watching his beloved grandparents suffer needlessly in their senior years. He vowed to Change the Way America Ages to help families avoid the overwhelming pitfalls of caring for loved ones and navigate the long-term care system, while keeping them at home. Seniorcorp has over 300 local employees and provides innovative healthcare services to clients nationwide. Tom decided in 2003 to leave his career and start out a company from scratch with very little capital or knowledge of the healthcare field.
Tom attended Allegheny College, George Mason University, and Oxford University. Upon graduation, Tom worked in the Japanese school system and then joined an international real estate company in Tokyo, Japan. Before entering the healthcare field, Tom served as the Director of Sales and Operations for DISHNETWORK and then as the Senior Vice President for the Christian Broadcasting Network, he also served as Chairman on the Board of Trustees at Regent University. Tom and his wife have five children and reside in Virginia Beach.
Don’t miss this time of fellowship and inspiration!
Share this announcement with friends—invite a friend to be your guest.
Leadership Prayer Luncheon Steering Committee: Frank Batten, Jr., Jim Bergdoll, David Clark IV, J. William Cofer, Mark Fulton, Philip R. Farthing, James M. Boyd, Rev. James M. Wood, John Mulford, Margo Taylor, Peter Griffin, Clark Taylor, and Rev. Rich Hardison
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I will attend:
Name __________________________ Email __________________________
Guest(s) Name(s) ________________________________________________________
Amount enclosed $ ___________ for July 12, 2010. Lunch is at 12:30 pm in FIRST HALL, the new auditorium at First Presbyterian Church of Norfolk.
First Presbyterian Church of Norfolk
820 Colonial Avenue (between Raleigh and Redgate Avenues)
We'll have lunch in "First Hall"
Parking is off of Redgate Avenue (the sign says "Private Road"). Please enter through the main entrance across from the parking lot on Redgate Avenue, and then turn left inside to go into First Hall. See http://www.fpcnorfolk.org/index.php?nid=77165&s=au for directions, or call the church at 757-625-1697.
Monday, February 15, 2010
March 15 Prayer Luncheon: Dr Carlos Campo, President-Elect of Regent University, speaking
SOUTH HAMPTON ROADS
LEADERSHIP PRAYER LUNCHEON
Monday, March 15, 2010
lunch at noon :: fellowship from 11:30 am
lunch at noon :: fellowship from 11:30 am
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 820 Colonial Avenue Norfolk, VA 23507
** The luncheon will be held in FIRST HALL, the church’s new auditorium. **
Dr. Carlos Campo
President-elect of Regent University
** The luncheon will be held in FIRST HALL, the church’s new auditorium. **
Dr. Carlos Campo
President-elect of Regent University
will speak on
Preparing Global Christian Leaders
(Revelation 5:9)
(Revelation 5:9)
Dr. Carlos Campo is the President-elect of Regent University; he will assume this role effective August 2010. Dr. Campo has served as the Chief Academic Officer since coming to Regent University in 2008. Prior to his position at Regent, Dr. Campo was an English professor in the Nevada System of Higher Education. Dr. Campo has also served as dean of arts and letters, and as vice president of academic affairs at the College of Southern Nevada.
In 2007, Dr. Campo was recognized as Outstanding Educator and Champion of Education by both local and national organizations. He holds a Ph.D. in English with an emphasis in dramatic literature from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Dr. Campo and his wife, Karen, reside in Chesapeake and have three adult children.
Don’t miss this time of fellowship and inspiration!
Share this announcement with friends—invite a friend to be your guest.
RSVP: The cost for the luncheon is $10.00 per person, payable in advance with your reservation. Please send guests' names and email address/phone # with your check payable to Regent University, and send to Skye Ganbaatar (1333 Regent University Drive, Suite 102, Virginia Beach, VA 23464) by Friday March 5, 2010. (Questions? Call Skye at 757.352.4502 or email her at sganbaatar@regent.edu.)
Fellowship begins at 11.30 am, lunch is at NOON in FIRST HALL, the new auditorium at First Presbyterian Church of Norfolk.
First Presbyterian Church of Norfolk
820 Colonial Avenue (between Raleigh and Redgate Avenues)
Parking is off of Redgate Avenue (the sign says "Private Road"). Please enter through the main entrance across from the parking lot on Redgate Avenue, and then turn left inside to go into First Hall. See http://www.fpcnorfolk.org/index.php?nid=77165&s=au for directions, or call the church at 757-625-1697.
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