The Easton Prayer Breakfast Continues 41-year Tradition, Blessing our Community Leaders and Service Members

Easton Prayer Breakfast – 7 to 9 AM – October 17, 2024 | Easton VFD Firehouse – 35 Leonard Rieck Drive

The Easton Prayer Breakfast for 2024 continues the 41-year tradition of bringing us together to invoke God’s help and blessing on the leaders of our town and county, as well as all those who serve our community.

Sheriff Joe Gamble will be the master of ceremonies. The program will start and end with the amazing voice of Deputy John Coleman. There will be a catered buffet breakfast.

Scripture readings and prayers will be offered by laymen and clergy from several different congregations in Easton. Wendy Palmer, who has created wonderful new programs at the YMCA, and Jimmy Rodgers, a Navy combat corpsman in Vietnam, will talk about their spiritual journeys.

The Easton Prayer Breakfast follows the pattern of the U.S. Congress, Governor’s and Mayor’s Prayer Breakfasts across our land. A member of the family that helped start these breakfasts will talk about the history and local roots of leadership breakfasts

Persons from all walks of life, those in leadership, service, business, education, the professions and all who desire to strengthen their communities’ spiritual life and moral fiber come together in these breakfasts.

Tickets are $20 and can be purchased at the Talbot County Sheriff’s Office,

28712 Glebe Road (through construction entrance).

Please pay by check made out to Easton Prayer Breakfast.

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Francoise Sullivan is the new Associate Editor of The Chestertown Spy and a community advocate based in Worton, Maryland. She previously served a term on the Kent County Board of Education, where she focused on transparency, fiscal responsibility, and student-centered policy. Sullivan also serves as Chair of the Kent County Chapter of the Delmarva Pride Center. Her work centers on local government, education, and civic engagement, providing clear, accessible coverage of issues affecting Kent County.