The annual Chamber of Commerce Prayer Breakfast will be held Nov. 25 at 7 AM at the DeKalb County Complex Community Theater, 712 South Congress Boulevard, Smithville.
Katherine Pack will be the keynote speaker. Pack is a life-long resident of DeKalb County, and has served as Circuit Court Clerk for the past 12 years. She is a very active member of Elizabeth Chapel Baptist Church, where she teaches an adult Sunday school class, plays the piano, helps with VBS, and sings in The Living Christmas Tree production. Katherine is very community-minded, and has been involved with the Smithville Senior Citizens, DeKalb Habitat for Humanity, Relay for Life, Foster Care Review Board, Drug Court Community Board, Rotary Club, and DeKalb County Volunteer Fire Department Citizens Academy.
Katherine has three wonderful children - daughter Tish and husband Chris Summers, son Todd and wife Melissa Pack, and daughter Kate Pack. She has two grandsons, Brayden Summers and Ty Morris. Katherine loves DeKalb County and is honored to be speaking at the Chamber Prayer Breakfast.
Special music will be performed by Josh Issac and by keyboardist Tomomi McDowell. Suzanne Slager will perform the National Anthem while local Boy Scout Troop #347 will present the flags. Prayers for our community, our leaders and our children will make this a meaningful and memorable experience.
A delicious breakfast will be catered by Jason Evans, head chef at The Inn at Evins Mill. Leadership Director Jen Sherwood and the Leadership DeKalb Class of 2015 will serve the beverages. Doors open at 6:30 a.m.
Tickets are $12 per person, and can be purchased at the Chamber of Commerce office, from the Chamber Board of Directors, or by calling the Chamber office. They will be glad to hold your tickets at the door.
Chamber Executive Director Suzanne Williams said, “I would like to invite everyone to join us at this special event in giving thanks to God for the abundant blessings He has given us in our county. The Prayer Breakfast is a wonderful way to begin the holiday season.” For tickets or additional information, call the Chamber at 597-4163.
