RSVP Now for Chamber Recognition Luncheon

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Chamber members are cordially invited to the 13th Annual Business and Community Recognition Luncheon on Thursday, October 21st from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm at the Pekin Country Club.  The cost of the luncheon is $20.00 per person.  Tables of 8 are $160.00.  Savant Capital Management is the Event Sponsor, Pekin Trophy House and Engraved Gifts is the Awards Sponsor, Pekin Hospital is the Dessert Sponsor, and the Greenhouse Flower Shoppe is the Decoration Sponsor. 

Our keynote speaker will be Reverend Lloyd Brock, Senior Pastor at Pekin First Church of the Nazarene since July 2006.  The Church has grown to over 500 in attendance with strong ministries to children, youth, families and adults of all ages, as well as a desire by the Church to be deeply connected to and involved in the Pekin community.
Pastor Brock has served as a Senior Pastor for 25 years in four churches in North Carolina, South Carolina, and in Pekin.  He is a singer, a strong believer in the power of prayer, and loves to pour his life into his family and others.  He is very grateful that God led him and his family to live and be a part of the Pekin community.
Chamber businesses and organizations with significant achievements in the past year will be recognized at the luncheon.  Categories of accomplishments include expansion or remodeling, new business or building, additional employees, major retraining effort, new technology or major equipment investment, other business improvements and community involvement. 

Please call the Chamber at 346-2106 or email your reservations to chamber@pekin.net.  We had a near sell-out crowd the last two years, so please reserve your seats by Friday, October 8th. 

Please join us on October 21st as we celebrate Pekin’s business and community achievements.

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