International Fellowship of Christian Businessmen West County Chapter
Invites you to a chapter meeting to hear our guest speaker
David & Carrie Smith
Saturday, Aug. 21, 2021. Meeting starts 7:00 PM-Doors open 6:30 PM
NOTICE: THIS MEETING IS MOVED TO 3RD SATURDAY
Located at Research Park Inn Hotel, 32 Research Park Circle, St. Charles, MO 63304
Open seating – Complimentary refreshments provided – No reservations required
More Info. Call (office #) 314-965-7507 / (cell #) 314-420-9582
David Smith is known throughout America as “Mr. Gospel Guitar”. He was a teen when he began his dynamic career as a guitarist for the Oak Ridge Boys. At a young age he was nominated for a Dove Award by the Gospel Music Association for Instrumentalist of the Year. David has played and sung for numerous groups and presented his message of Gospel in over 27 countries. Among those he has ministered with are John Osteen, R.W. Schambach and Dr. Norvel Hayes. David was also a regular on the Grand Ole Opry’s “Grand Ole Gospel Hour” for 16 years. He also played with such stars as “Jumpin” Bill Carlysle, Leon Russell, and Willie Nelson. Davids wife, Carrie, a graduate from Millikin University School of Music, Decatur, IL now joins him in his travels. Carrie grew up singing and playing for various churches and organizations. After being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2002, Carrie and David became active in ministering to people that have MS; sharing a message of how prayer and a positive attitude can change a life. God has blessed the Smiths for bringing a message that sets people free.
Ladies are welcome
This is a meeting you don’t want to miss. A message of Hope, Healing, Deliverance and Outstanding entertainment included. A meeting to bring a friend that needs something from Jesus.
Directions to Research Park Inn
Traveling west on I 64 (Hwy 40/61) from I 270 exit Research Park Circle (1st exit past Missouri River Bridge) make next 2 right turns going over I 64 overpass, hotel is ¼ mile on left. Traveling East on I 64 from Wentzville, exit Research Park Circle, turning right, ¼ mile left
