Mayors’ Prayer Luncheon
MAY 9, 2013
Mission Mississippi’s annual events are an integral part of sustaining and advancing the important work of Mission Mississippi. The goal of the Mayors’ Prayer Luncheon is to bring the community together across racial and denominational lines to pray for our mayors, local leaders and our cities. We get to experience a message of reconciliation, engage in challenging conversations, strengthen existing relationships and establish new relationships.
Guest Speaker: Sister Dorothea Sondgeroth
Mission Mississippi will hold the Annual Mayors’ Prayer Luncheon on May 9, 2013 at the Jackson Convention Complex.
Tickets are $45
Event Sponsorships available for $500, $1000 and $2000
The purpose of Mission Mississippi’s Mayors’ Prayer Luncheon is to bring the Body of Christ together to pray for our mayors and other city leaders. This event is an opportunity for Mississippians of all races to build lasting relationships and to hear an inspiring and challenging message on racial reconciliation.
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We would like to thank our Diamond Event Sponsors:
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Neddie Winters, President
It was a historic moment. Over 200 local leaders, two-thirds clergy, one-third business leaders, had gathered at Primos Northgate, Jackson. They were there for one reason: they had accepted an invitation by two local businessmen, Lee Paris and Victor Smith, to hear a vision for a city-wide crusade involving national evangelist Tom Skinner and author Pat Morley. But God had even greater plans for this gathering on this November day in 1992. -
