National Black Evangelical Association Unity Prayer Breakfast |
Host: | Chicago Chapter of NBEA |
Location: | Salvation Army - Temple Corps 1 North Ogden (at Madison & Ashland), Chicago, IL View Map |
When: | Saturday, December 9, 9:00am-11:30am |
Phone: | 312-733-1516 |
Jesus said, "Men ought always to pray and not to faint." In the spirit of Christ, we invite you to join with us in our Unity Prayer Breakfast on Saturday, December 9th. There are many issues that we need to pray about, such as HIV/AIDS in our community, an end to the Iraq war, the leadership of our nation, crime and violence, drug addiction, incarceration of our men, the growth and focus of our churches, glocal missions, as well as personal concerns. In addition, we need to ask the Lord to give us wisdom as we wrestle with defining ourselves as Black evangelicals as it impacts our dealing with issues that confront us. We believe that God will show us together and in unity the paths to take. Rev. Dr. Walter A. McCray, our national president, will give a prayer meditation. At the NBEA Summit held in June of this year, the participants engaged in spirited dialogue about what is a Black evangelical and what do they do? This prayer breakfast is one phase of moving beyond dialogue into action. Summary materials of the Summit are available at your request. For additional information, contact: Dr. Ruth Bentley 312-733-1516 ruthbentley@sbcglobal.net Temple Corps Phone #: 312-492-6803 What Is the NBEA? The National Black Evangelical Association was organized in 1963 by a group of committed followers of Jesus Christ, who possessed a burning desire to holistically reach their community for Christ. It is an umbrella association called of God to identify, empower, and unite leaders for Jesus Christ, who demonstrate biblical and cultural integrity. Our National Board members are: Dr. Ruth Bentley, Rev. Russell Knight, Rev. Dr.Walter McCray, Rev. Ertie Nevels - Chicago, IL Mr. Robert Crossland, Ms. Barbara Pope - Dallas, TX Rev. Carl Ellis - Chattanooga, TN Rev./Mrs. Donald Govan, Rev. Ronald Potter - Jackson,MS Dr. Dwight Guinn - Memphis, TN Rev. Milton G. James, Sr. - NYC Rev. Troy Lewis - Lusaka, Zambia Bishop George D. McKinney, Rev. Marshall Sharpe San Diego, CA Rev. Dr. Velma Smith - Washington, DC |
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