Metro Voice News Celebrating Faith, Family & Community
Master Sgt. Jeremy Byers, state command historian for the Kansas Army National Guard, will be the featured speaker at the November C5 Alive POWER Luncheon. The luncheon will be held on Veterans Day, Thursday, November 11, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Museum of the Kansas National Guard, 125 SE Airport Dr., Forbes Field.
Lunch will be catered by SHopper’s Kitchen, and the meal is served at noon. The luncheon sponsor is Jay Coverdale and ServPro.
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The cost to attend a C5 luncheon is $10 for C5Alive members and first-time guests who RSVP, and $12 at the door. Non-members and repeat guests pay $15. C5 luncheons are open to the public and everyone is welcome to attend, organizers said. RSVPs and inquiries can be sent to info@C5Alive.org.
C5Alive “POWER” luncheons are held on the second Thursday of each month. The next monthly C5Alive “POWER Luncheon” will be held December 9, celebrating Christmas at Fairlawn Plaza Mall.
For more details on these and other events, stay tuned to the C5Alive facebook page and website: www.C5Alive.org.
C5Alive is part of the Capital City Christian Chamber of Commerce, an organization founded in 2009, dedicated to developing and uniting Christian Leadership in the community, involving businesses, non-profits and churches.
In addition to monthly “POWER” luncheons held on the second Thursday of each month, C5 also hosts periodic business fairs and other events, including EASTERFEST, the annual Topeka Easter Parade and Family Fun Fest, held on N. Kansas Avenue and in Garfield Park on the day before Easter. The group also held a Fall Festival on October 9 at The Vinewood.
C5 members may also sponsor luncheons and other events as a way to promote their organizations. For more information about C5, go to C5Alive.org, facebook.com/C5Alive, or call 785-640-6399.
–Lee Hartman | Metro Voice
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