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It’s PRAYER TIME
ANNUAL PRAYER BREAKFAST
The Montgomery (AL) Alumnae Chapter host- Chaplain. Rev. Peabody Smith spoke on
ed its Annual Prayer Breakfast on Saturday, strength in working together, the need for the
March 2, 2019 at the COD Center. This year’s Sisterhood to support each other, and building
theme was, “It’s Prayer Time: Unleashing ourselves up without tearing others down. She
the Warrior Within…Mind, Body and Spirit.” also stated, “That when we come together, we
Chapter Sorors were joined this year by Sisters can do amazing things.” Rev. Peabody Smith
in Greekdom: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, urged attendees to release the warrior within
Inc., Beta Nu Omega Chapter; Alpha Kappa and stressed we need to have a “Sister Squad”
Alpha Sorority, Inc., Omega Chi Omega Chap- with five women: a Hannah, Deborah, Olivia,
ter; Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Alpha Rho Abigail, and Rhoda.
Zeta Chapter; and Sigma Gamma Rho Sorori-
ty, Inc., Beta Sigma Chapter. Over 95 Sisters Soror Crystal D. Crump, Second Vice Presi-
were in attendance to fellowship, break bread, dent, Montgomery (AL) Alumnae Chapter,
sing, and pray together. gave closing remarks and thanked President
Brown for having the vision to include our Sis-
Soror Sandy Johnson set the atmosphere for ters in Greekdom and the Chaplain’s Council
the service with spiritual Praise and Worship. for executing the vision. She also thanked Rev.
Soror Cassandra E. Brown, President, brought Peabody Smith for delivering a powerful mes-
greetings and welcomed the attendees to the sage. Attendees were asked to complete a
breakfast. The Scripture Reading, Psalm 27, card with a prayer request to be prayed over
was brought by Pastor Octavia Banks, Chap- for the next seven days. Pastor Waters and
lain of Sigma Gamma Rho, Beta Sigma Chap- Soror Robyn Lindsey, Chaplain’s Council, pre-
ter. Co-Pastor Bessie Jenkins-Hamilton, Chap- sented gifts to Rev. Peabody Smith and to
lain of Alpha Kappa Alpha, Omega Chi Omega each organization’s Chaplain. In addition, Pas-
Chapter, delivered a moving Opening Prayer. tor Waters thanked all those involved in mak-
The Occasion was delivered by Soror Vivian ing the Prayer Breakfast a wonderful spirit-
Whiting, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Chap- filled event. Rev. Peabody Smith led a Prayer
lain’s Council. A Prayer for the Family was de- of Celebration and Declaration then ended with
livered by Pamela Mathews, Chaplain of Zeta a Benediction. The Spirit of Love and Sister-
Phi Beta Sorority, Alpha Rho Zeta Chapter. hood was in the air.
Juanita Duncombe, Chaplain of Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority, Inc., Beta Nu Omega Chapter, The Annual Prayer Breakfast was a moving
delivered a Prayer for the Community. A Cho- and special celebration that brought the Sisters
ral Response, “Lord You Are Welcome,” was of the Divine Nine together in worship and
sung throughout the service. praise. It was a wonderful way to kick off Sis-
terhood Month 2019! The Montgomery (AL)
Following the blessing of the food by Soror Alumnae Chapter is “Committed to Impactful
Talula Miller, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Service” as we work with others through love
Chaplain’s Council, a breakfast consisting of and faith to be a beacon of light for those we
pork sausage, turkey sausage, beef links, ba- serve.
con, grits, eggs, potatoes, pancakes, biscuits,
fruit, juice, and pastries was served. Pastor
Catrina R. Waters, Chaplain of Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority, Inc., Montgomery (AL) Alum-
nae Chapter introduced the speaker for the
service, Rev. Jaye Lynn Peabody Smith, Delta
Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Southern Regional
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