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DATE: Tuesday, February 12Th LOCATION: Tamboti-Marula Rooms TIME: 6:45 to 7:45Am DATE: Tuesday, February 12th LOCATION: Tamboti-Marula Rooms TIME: 6:45 to 7:45am Participation is Voluntary and All Attendees, Guests and Exhibitors are Welcome to Attend! We invite you to fellowship with us at our 6th Annual Non‐Denominational Prayer Breakfast. In addition to Scripture readings and prayers, this year’s event will feature special guest speaker retired NHL goalie Senior Pastor Bob Froese of Faith Fellowship Church (Clarence, NY) as well as musical performances by Nathan Boyd and his friends David and Doris Osterhaus. Because of a generous donation, tickets to attend this year’s event are only $10.00/person. Tickets may be purchased in advanced during online Conference Registration or on‐site at the Conference Attendee and Exhibitor Registration booths. Senior Pastor Bob Froese played in the National Hockey League from 1981/82 – 1991/92. His goaltending for the Philadelphia Flyers earned him the William Jennings trophy and a spot on the NHL All Star Team (85/86). In 1987 he played for the Canadian World Championship team, adding a shutout against Russia to his 13 NHL shutouts. After being traded to the New York Rangers, he played 4 seasons, and then coached goalies until becoming player relations liaison for the New York Islanders. After ending his NHL hockey career in 1996, God called him into full Senior Pastor Bob Froese time ministry. He began studying and earned a Master of Arts in Faith Fellowship Church Religion from Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary and a Ph.D in Biblical Counseling from Trinity College of the Bible Theological Seminary. He has served as Senior Pastor at Faith Fellowship Church since 1998, where he oversees the Faith Fellowship Biblical Counseling Center. Nathan Boyd is the Director of Product Integrity for Harley‐ Davidson Motor Company who is also highly involved in various music ministries. He is a “surrogate” Worship Leader, meaning he leads worship at various churches when paid staff are not available. Nathan currently does this volunteer work at 4 different churches in the metro Milwaukee area and can be found leading worship at those churches about 3 weekends a month. Nathan will be performing with his friends David and Doris Osterhaus who have been playing worship music for over a decade. David and Doris are both talented vocalists and David plays both acoustic and electric guitar. David & Doris Osterhaus & Nathan Boyd A Special Thanks to Our Partners the Police & Sheriff’s Press, Inc. (PASP ID) for Their Added Financial Support of This Event!.
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