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The Salina Area Prayer Breakfast committee cordially invites the community to the 2024 Salina Area Prayer Breakfast on May 2.
This year’s breakfast will be held at the Mabee Arena, 100 E Claflin Ave, in the Student Activities Center on the campus of Kansas Wesleyan University. Breakfast will start with a blessing at 6:30 a.m. followed by a program of prayer, music, scripture and a special message by Salina native Mr. Damion Cooper.
Damion is a husband, father, pastor, speaker, coach and artist. He is passionate about reaching the ONE through communicating God's word with boldness, authenticity and creativity. Damion is the Co-Founder and President of the Collektive Company where they coach to influence the NOW generation, empower community leaders and unite local communities to maximize people's full potential.
The purpose of the prayer breakfast is to glorify God; to provide a time of Christian fellowship for our community and its leaders; to inspire future generations by displaying our Christian values; to make new friends in Christ and renew old ones; and to encourage prayer throughout and for our community.
You may reserve your spot at the table by making your reservations now. Individual tickets are available for just $20. Tables of 6 may be reserved for $600/table. Although we are not taking event sponsorships, each table reservation will “sponsor” the attendance of 2 local youth from the community who will sit with you at your table and help cover the majority of the events cost.
This year’s proceeds will be donated to the Love, Chloe Foundation, Salina Rescue Mission and Salina Emergency Aid Food Bank.
To reserve your tickets please visit http://bidpal.net/salinaareaprayerbreakfast.
This is a non-denominational Christ centered event open to all. Help us spread the word by sharing this invitation with others so everyone can come to the table.
2024 Salina Area Prayer Breakfast Committee
Melissa Anderson, Bergkamp Inc.
Don Boos, Blue Beacon Intl.
Tym Bonilla, St. Mary Grade School
Cheryl Campbell, Sunflower Bank
Angie Eilrich, First Bank Kansas
Jason Gillig, Hutton
Ken Oliver, KWU
Tom Omli, Geoprobe
Kay Quinn, KWU
Bob Ross, Hutton
Allen Smith, KWU
Matt Thompson, KWU