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2012 Mayors' Prayer Breakfast
....A Christian Prayer Gathering


Thursday, September 27, 2012
Reading Crowne Hotel, Wyomissing
Breakfast: 7:00 a.m.
Program: 7:30-9:00 a.m.
Details coming Soon!!

Watch the entire 2010 Mayors' Prayer Breakfast online
With special guest The Most Reverand John O. Barres, S.T.D., J.C.L., D.D., Fourth Bishop of Allentown

Watch the 2010 Mayors' Prayer Breakfast Panel Discussion online

The Most Reverand John O. Barres, S.T.D., J.C.L., D.D. – Fourth Bishop of Allentown
Bishop BarresBishop Barres, a native of Larchmont, New York, was ordained to the priesthood October 21, 1989. In addition to serving on various diocesan boards and committees in Wilmington, Bishop Barres has served on the Administrative Board of the Maryland Catholic Conference (Annapolis, MD), the Board of St. Francis Hospital (Wilmington, DE), and the Board of the Cathedral Foundation (Baltimore, MD). He was ordained a Bishop and installed as the fourth Bishop of Allentown on July 30, 2009. He was the first priest to be ordained a Bishop in the Diocese of Allentown.

The Bishop is the son of Protestant ministers who met at the Yale Divinity School and entered the Catholic Church in 1955. His father wrote a book about the experience.

This summer, Bishop Barres spent a month in Lima, Peru living and working in a parish as part of an effort to immerse himself in the Spanish language and culture. Berks County and the other four counties of the Diocese of Allentown have growing Latino populations.

Channel 69 News Berks Edition covered the recent Mayors' Prayer Breakfast. You can view the story here.



Watch the entire 2009 Mayors' Prayer Breakfast online
With special guest Ed Herr, President of Herr Foods, Inc.


Ed Herr – President, Herr Foods Inc.
Ed HerrEd Herr grew up in the snack food business and today serves
as President of Herr Foods Inc.

Ed is active in the community as Board Member to the Oxford Chamber of Commerce, the Lighthouse Youth Center, the Oxford Senior Center, and is quite involved at Mt. Vernon Church. He also serves on the Council of The Navigators Church Discipleship Ministry, headquartered in Colorado Springs, Colorado and is on the board of New York City Relief, headquartered in NYC. A life-long resident of Nottingham, PA, Ed is blessed with seven children and seven grandchildren. He is an outdoor person and enjoys exercise,
yard work, golf and travel.



To order a DVD of the event, e-mail the Conference of Churches. Donations of $15 cover the cost of production.


HD video production provided by re:freshed Media.